Two-Step Authentication

This tutorial will show you how to use Two-Step Authentication for your email account.

Two-Step Authentication also known as 2-Factor Authentication (2FA) or Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), adds an extra layer of protection to your email account. It ensures that only YOU can access your account, even if someone knows your password.

When your account is protected with Two-Step Authentication, logging into Webmail requires two methods of authentication: your email account password and a verification code that's only available to you. This code can be generated from a mobile app, like the Google or Microsoft Authenticator and Duo Mobile available FREE for iOS and Android, or delivered to a External Email Address.

Step 1: Go into Settings from the More dropdown menu.

Step 2: Locate the Two-Step Authentication tile

Click Enable

Mobile App Option

(To use the External Email Address option, go to step 5)

Step 3: To receive your verification code with a mobile app, select Authenticator App from the dropdown.

Enter an external email address (as a backup option if you lose your mobile app or phone)

Click Next

Step 4: Scan the QR code with your mobile app

Enter the verification code and click Check

External Email Address Option

Step 5: To receive your verification code at an external email address, select Recovery Email Address from the dropdown.

Enter your external email address

Click Next

Step 6: Wait for the verification code to arrive at your external email address (be sure to check your junk folder)

Enter the verification code and click Check

Step 7: Two-Step Authentication is now enabled.

You will need to retrieve a new code each time you login to Webmail.

To disable Two-Step Authentication, click Disable

Step 8: To install your email account into a mobile device, email client software, or chat application, your email account password will not work. You must use a password generated by the Two-Step Authentication feature by clicking the eye icon.