Enable "Remember me for 90 days" with Azure MFA

Description

If you don't want to use Azure Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) each time you log in to a University system, you can check the  Don’t ask again for 90 days box after entering your password. This will allow your web browser to remember your authentication for 90 days.

Note: Some applications may prompt you to authenticate more frequently for security reasons. 

Environment

PC, Mac, mobile device 

Solution 

• After entering your OHIO log-in credentials, you will see the prompt below to approve your authentication request. 
• Select the check box next to  Don't ask again for 90 days. 

If your web browser does not remember this selection, ensure your web browser has the appropriate privacy and cookies settings:

Google Chrome

• Go to the top right corner of your window and select the three vertical dots. 

• Go to  Settings.

• Scroll to  Privacy and security. 

• Ensure  Block all cookies is NOT selected. 

• Turn off  Clear cookies and site data when you quit Chrome.

Firefox

• Go to the top right corner of your window and select the three horizontal bars. 

• Select  Options. 

• Select  Privacy and Security.

• Scroll down to History and select  Remember history. 

Edge

• Go to the top right corner of your window and select the three dots menu. 

• Select  Settings.

• Select  Privacy, search, and services in the left menu.

• Scroll down to Clear browsing data, and select  Choose what to clear every time you close the browser.

• Ensure  Cookies and other site data is NOT selected. 

Safari

• Select  Safari in the menu along the top of your screen. 

• Select  Preferences.

• Go to the  Privacy tab. 

• Ensure  Block all cookies is not checked. 

Outcome:  You will be prompted to authenticate again in 90 days when you access any online application that requires an OHIO log-in. 

Get help from OIT

• Visit the  Multi-Factor Authentication: Azure page  to create a ticket.

• View all  Help & Resources: Multi-Factor Authentication: Azure .