Some MFA settings, including those settings for app passwords, Trusted IPs, verification options and a few others, are found in Service Settings. You can access Service Settings from the Azure Portal by browsing to Azure Active Directory, and then from there, clicking on MFA. From the Getting Started page that opens up, click on Additional Cloud Based MFA Settings under the Configuration heading to reveal these additional settings. As I mentioned earlier, some applications don't support two-step verification. To use these applications, use the App Passwords feature. To configure app password settings, do so from this screen. As you can see, you can allow users to create app passwords, or you can prevent them from doing so. You can also configure Trusted IPs. What the Trusted IPs feature offers is the ability to bypass two-step verification for users who sign in from the company intranet, for example. However, this feature's only available with the full version of Azure Multi-Factor Authentication, and not the free version for administrators. It's important to note that the MFA Trusted IPs and Conditional Access Named Locations only work with IPv4 addresses. It's also important to note that the Trusted IPs bypass only works from inside the company intranet. In addition to Trusted IPs, you can select the verification methods that you want to be available for end users. We covered these verification methods earlier, so I'm not going to torture you with them again. Just know that this is where you can configure them. The option to remember Multi-Factor Authentication when configured allows users to bypass subsequent verifications for a set number of days after they've successfully signed in to a device via MFA. What this feature provides is a better end user experience. It does so by minimizing the number of times that a user has to perform two-step verification from the same device.

LECTURES: Course Introduction - What is Authentication - Designing an Authentication Method - Configuring Multi-Factor Authentication - Accessing MFA Service Settings - Enable SSPR - Sign-in Activity Reports in the Azure Active Directory Portal - Using Sign-in Activity Reports in the Azure Active Directory Portal - Azure Active Directory Monitoring - Implement MFA - Manage User Settings with Azure Multi-Factor Authentication in the Cloud - Manage MFA for Users - Reports in Azure Multi-Factor Authentication - Configure Application Registration in Azure AD - How to Configure Application Registration in Azure AD - What is Azure AD Application Proxy - Configure Azure AD Application Proxy - Azure Active Directory B2B - Add Guest Users to Your Directory in the Azure Portal - Conclusion