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You can use RSA Secure ID tool to enable Two factor authentication.<br />
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Owner of this tool is <a href="http://www.emc.com" rel="ugc">www.emc.com</a>
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You can use RSA Secure ID tool to enable Two factor authentication.

Owner of this tool is www.emc.com [http://www.emc.com]

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Just to clarify (in case this changes anything) the end goal here is to force 2-step authentication when a user opens Outlook on their computer.
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Just to clarify (in case this changes anything) the end goal here is to force 2-step authentication when a user opens Outlook on their computer.

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It depends how you deploy..
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What do you advise for my situation? <br />
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The users have an in-house exchange server. They want to lock down Outlook on their computers, due to multiple users needing access to the computer/account. I know there are easier ways to accomplish this (account switching for instance), however, at this time they only want to lock down Outlook; preventing anyone else from running the application.<br />
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Suggestions?
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What do you advise for my situation?

The users have an in-house exchange server. They want to lock down Outlook on their computers, due to multiple users needing access to the computer/account. I know there are easier ways to accomplish this (account switching for instance), however, at this time they only want to lock down Outlook; preventing anyone else from running the application.

Suggestions?

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Is there a way to enable 2 step authentication for on-premise exchange; either with an built in feature or 3rd party software? &nbsp;The end user in question is running exchange 2010.<br />
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Thanks!<br />
Dan
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Is there a way to enable 2 step authentication for on-premise exchange; either with an built in feature or 3rd party software?  The end user in question is running exchange 2010.

Thanks!
Dan

2-Step Authentication for on-premise exchange?

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