I have 132 accounts set up in the Microsoft Authenticator app on my phone. When I try to enable backup, I get the message, "Your backup is too large. Cannot save to the cloud."

I would very much like to be able to back this up so I can move it to another device. Also because I never want to go through the MFA registration of 132 accounts ever again!

I do not want to use google services, can i download app and install into Android device?

In active directory insights, it shows 0 of 0 users for multi factor, yet i have it turned on and implemented for all users.

With Azure MFA Server no longer supported for new installations as of mid-2019, RADIUS is no longer an option for Azure MFA authentication. I want to use a different (non-AzureAD) primary auth method and use Azure MFA only as a 2nd auth factor - but there is no SDK or public API access to Azure MFA cloud service. This would be very helpful now that Azure MFA server is being deprecated.

We use the the Azure MFA NPS extension for our VPN solution. It would be really helpful if there was a way to allow users to change their password when it expires. At the moment, the user gets denied access with no reason.

Currently there is no way to track MFA status except for copying and pasting page by page the info from the MFA Status page(s) which is very tedious.

It would be ideal if there was an export option to be able to create a worksheet to be used as a punch list for follow up.

Also why is there no "Disabled" dropdown in addition to Any, Enabled, and Enforced?? This should be added

Many other products have this option...this one should as well

You can reset your MFA options at https://aka.ms/mfaSetup.

But the changes don't propagate to other AZ domains.

So if the Admin only has Authenticator enabled in a custom domain and he changes phone or loses his phone. The Admin will be locked out forever. The custom domain never getd updated with the MFA phone updated in the Common domain, And the Admin can't self service to update the MFA phone either.

Make this stupid frustrating waste of time optional. I do not care about security concerns, and I know for a fact that this has only caused problems for my fellow students. I understand a level of security, but this is more secure than my freaking bank account. Just let me opt out so I don't need to find my phone whenever I want to check my email or my homework.

Trying to access https://aka.ms/mfasetup and https://mysignins.microsoft.com/security-info/ prompts me with different contect in IE\Edge vs Chrome

We have Conditional Access Policy to restrict users if someone access from Outside India MFA should be triggered. This policy is working fine but if someone successfully hack the user account and Successfully Login from Outside India, alert should be configured but alert configuration option is not available in Azure. Please add this option which will improve the user experience.

If a user does not have access to their phone allow them to be able to answer security questions to satisfy MFA request

Need a way to accommodate two-factor on a plane. While WiFi for your laptop/device is available, receiving a text or phone call is not possible. Trying to login to any Microsoft services does not seem possible.

After I reset my phone to factory default, my Authenticator App can not add me up to my account any longer. What Can I do now?

Currently it seems only Global Admins can manage OATH tokens in Azure AD. Would be good if you could delegate that topic.

Shorten cooldown for MFA

especially for users (e.g. admins) who receive a lot of MFA signin requests via their Authenticator App (sometimes at unexpected moments), it is crucial that they can quickly verify where the authentication request originated from (detailed location info) and more details on the device (client app, device-type, etc) so the user can make an informed decision if the MFA authentication request on his phone is legitimate or not.