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Maybe you should do some more reading. There are certainly supported configurations for two factor authentication.
by tshile 14y ago
Maybe you should do some more reading. There are certainly supported configurations for two factor authentication.
- Major_Grooves 14y agooh yes of course they can set-up 2-factor authentication themselves, but it's not supported ''out-of-the-box'' is it? This is what I mean: http://www.neowin.net/news/microsoft-explains-why-outlookcom-doesnt-have-two-factor-authentication http://www.neowin.net/news/microsoft-explains-why-outlookcom... With Google Apps you just turn it on... and can force users to use it.
- tshile 14y agoRight, but your article is talking about outlook.com. Office 365 and stand alone (ie: private) exchange installs certainly support it. Comparing outlook.com to 'Microsoft Exchange' (whether you're talking about Office 365 which is MS's 'cloud' solution, or private Exchange servers) is not exactly fair. One is designed as a free email hosting solution for personal use (essentially replacing Hotmail), the other is designed for business/organizational use and costs money.