MToken and Two-Factor Authentication at U-M

Overview

Two-Factor Authentication requires users to provide two proofs of their identity, which increases security for Web-based U-M electronic resources. It reduces the risk that business or personal information—yours and others'—stored in administrative systems will be compromised.

Read more about Two-Factor Authentication and the MToken.

Obtaining and Activating an MToken

• MToken Help Desks and Distribution Centers — locations where you can obtain an MToken or speak with an MToken administrator.
• MToken Service Center (MTSC) — activate your MToken, test it, and request a temporary static tokencode.
  • How to Use the Two-Factor Authentication Demos
  • View the Two-Factor Authentication Demos
  • MTSC Tour — how to activate your MToken.
  • Q&A Setup Tour — how to set up your Q&A for emergency access.
  • Request Emergency Tokencode Tour — how to request a temporary tokencode for emergency access.
  • Obtaining and Activating your MToken

Important: Do not initiate the activation process until you have an MToken.

Using Your MToken

How to Use the U-M Weblogin Page provides instructions for Wolverine Access users who access M-Pathways Systems, U-M Data Warehouse with BusinessObjects, Faculty Business, and resources for Student Business, Employee Business, and so on.

Returning or Replacing an MToken

To return an MToken, please send it to Access Services (2019 ASB, 1432) via campus mail, or drop it off at any of the MToken Distribution Centers.

Related Links

• MToken FAQ — answers to common questions about Two-Factor Authentication and using the MToken.
• Two-Factor Authentication Tips and Best Practices
• Support for MToken Administrators — information and resources for MToken Administrators.
• U-M adopts two-factor authentication to safeguard information University Record, August 14, 2006