Effective May 20, resource accounts will replace sponsored accounts as the method for sharing the management of Pitt Email mailboxes and calendars. In some departments, individuals may be sharing the credentials of a sponsored University Computing Account to manage a Pitt Email mailbox or calendar. Convert sponsored accounts that are used to share mailboxes to resource accounts.However, like Teams, Outlook may prompt you to log in if you have not used it in a while. Outlook will not prompt you to log in every day. Understand how logging in to the Outlook desktop client will change.Īfter Modern authentication is enabled on May 20, you will occasionally be prompted to log in to your Outlook 2016 or later desktop client with Pitt Passport and multifactor authentication, similar to the way you log in to Microsoft Teams today.
Take Action: Prepare for Phase 1 (before May 20) Phase 2: Disable legacy Basic authentication by Aug.Phase 1: Enable Modern authentication on May 20.In alignment with Microsoft’s requirement, Pitt IT will prepare the University’s computing environment in two phases: These authentication protocols dictate how users log in to their email client: Basic authentication relies only on your username and password, whereas Modern authentication leverages Pitt Passport and multifactor authentication. Pitt IT is required to make this change in response to Microsoft’s announcement that it is ending support for Basic authentication and replacing it with the more secure Modern authentication protocol. Effective Friday, May 20, 2022, Pitt Information Technology will enhance Pitt Email security by enabling Microsoft’s Modern authentication protocol.
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