Duo Two-Factor Authentication is an additional security method that Cedarville promotes in order to increase University account security for participating students, faculty, and staff. Per our network account management policies, we do not provide Duo to alumni accounts. Alum can set up Microsoft Authenticator for similar protections through https://selfservice.cedarville.edu/CedarInfo/TwoFactorEnrollment For more information, see the help page Two-Factor Authentication FAQ.
When participants of Two-Factor Authentication receive a new smartphone (with the same phone number), the Duo Push ("Send me a Push") authentication method no longer works. To log in to your account, you must use either the "Phone call" or "Text message passcode" authentication method by clicking "Other options". To learn how to reactive your smartphone, read the instructions below.
Can't get into your account? If you're locked out of your account, and you need immediate access, Please
call Information Technology at +1-937-766-7905. We can issue you a bypass code over the phone so that you can get into your account.
Then, once you have some time, return to this page to get your device set back up for Two Factor.
Reactivate Duo Push on a New Smartphone (Same Phone Number)
To enable the Duo Push authentication method on your new smartphone with the same phone number as your previous smartphone, you will need to reactivate Duo Mobile on your new smartphone.
Download the Duo Mobile App to your new smartphone.
- SET UP DUO this Knowledge Base article covers the initial setting up of DUO if you need full instructions or you can follow the steps below to get the Duo Mobile App installed.
To download the app for iOS (iPhone or iPad):
- Click "Other options."
- Click "Manage devices."
- Choose the "Phone call" or "Text message passcode" authentication method to access your Duo account settings.
- Click "I have a new phone."
- Follow the prompts until your new device is set up.
Reactivate Duo Mobile with a New Phone Number (Same or New Device)
To complete this process you will need your new smartphone and a laptop or desktop.
- Download the Duo Mobile App to your new smartphone.
- Once the app is installed, use an incognito window or private window in your web browser on the laptop or desktop to access a CU resource (like Self-Service). After entering your CU email address & CU password, you'll see the Duo prompt on your laptop or desktop.
- Choose an authentication method and complete the Duo authentication. If you do not have access to any of the enrolled devices, contact a Duo Administrator to request a new activation link or a bypass code.
- Click "Add a device."
- Click "Duo Mobile."
- Enter your phone number.
- Click "Add phone number."
- Delete your old smartphone number.
The Duo authentication methods should now work on your new smartphone.