Installation is straight-forward (we will not cover setting up fully since we should not be doing this with a deprecation date already on the books!). Then head to Azure Active Directory > Security > MFA > Manage MFA Server > Select Server Settings and you should see a Download Link. The first step to planning a move away from on-premises MFA is to download the latest MFA Server version, log into your Azure portal at. If you activated your on-premises MFA server before Jyou are eligible for future updates and you will be able to download the latest version to get the migration agent - we’ll take a look at that sweet feature in a few minutes! Basic MFA Diagram – User performs authentication, provides MFA token confirmation, user has access to roles and systems once granted. There are different reasons to have your own MFA server inside your infrastructure, but we have about one year to get ready and move in to Azure cloud-based MFA as the server will stop processing requests after the deprecation date in September 2024. Azure MFA Server is when your MFA is on-premises. There are some planning and consideration steps that we will take a look at in today’s article, and we’ll get you to all the correct Microsoft Learn docs to build your migration successfully.įirst up is a bit of a baseline on what we are starting with. With the end of support for Azure MFA server on-premises coming September 2024, it’s time to start building the plan and testing your move to Azure cloud-based MFA. Migrate Azure Multi-Factor Authentication Server to cloud-based Azure MFA
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