#Ucla office 365 outlook settings update

Everyone should expect to have to make a change to their Outlook profile in order to access their email.

#Ucla office 365 outlook settings update

Will my computer/phone automatically update to use UCLA Logon ID? However, note that any shared accounts will still use EM’s credentials, as they are not moving to MFA. Whatever you type into the familiar UCLA Logon ID window is your username I need my EM username for anything? Is my UCLA Logon ID username the same as my Enterprise Messaging username? Only the method of authenticating to access the account is changing. No, your email address and all of your email account content and settings will remain as they are. If you have any trouble accessing your email on/after 8/20, please email this change only impacts addresses and does not impact If you forward you to another address, you do not need to do anything on 8/20. If that does not work, you will need to delete and recreate your email configuration using the following email client instructions listed below. In order to continue receiving email in MOST cases you will need to log back into your client using your username and password. Instead of using you will be using your (UCLA Logon ID) to log into your department email account from now on, which will prompt the SSO/MFA process that you see on other UCLA applications. This change is intended to improve email security and simplify the process of logging into departmental email as set forth by the Office of the Chief Information Security Officer and CISO David Shaw. UCLA Logon IDs will be replacing the existing usernames. On, UCLA Office 365 accounts (i.e., addresses) will begin using UCLA Logon and Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA/DUO). NOTICE : Office 365 migration to UCLA Logon + MFA