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Yes. However, you have to download the application from the Duo website. See [https://help.duo.com/s/article/2211?language=en_US this page] for more details. | Yes. However, you have to download the application from the Duo website. See [https://help.duo.com/s/article/2211?language=en_US this page] for more details. | ||
== I want to disable multifactor authentication, how do I do it ? == | == I want to disable multifactor authentication, how do I do it ? == <!--T:51--> | ||
Multifactor authentication will become mandatory in the near future. Therefore, users can not disable it. Exceptions can be granted only for automation purposes. If you find that multifactor authentication is annoying, we recommend applying one of the configurations listed above, depending on the SSH client that you are using. Our [[Multifactor_authentication#Recorded_webinars|Recorded webinars]] also contain many tips on how to make MFA less burdensome to use. | Multifactor authentication will become mandatory in the near future. Therefore, users can not disable it. Exceptions can be granted only for automation purposes. If you find that multifactor authentication is annoying, we recommend applying one of the configurations listed above, depending on the SSH client that you are using. Our [[Multifactor_authentication#Recorded_webinars|Recorded webinars]] also contain many tips on how to make MFA less burdensome to use. | ||