On-Premises, Cloud, and Hybrid
For on-premises applications and federated single sign-on to cloud services, the Multi-Factor Authentication Server is installed within your network or on a virtual machine in Windows Azure. For cloud applications like Microsoft Office 365 that use Windows Azure Active Directory, you just enable the service for users in your directory. A software development kit is available.
Getting Started
Sign in to the Windows Azure Management Portal and click New → App Services → Active Directory → Multi-Factor Auth → Quick Create. Type a name, select the usage model and directory (optional), and follow these steps to set up Multi-Factor Authentication for the applications that you wish to secure.
Pricing
We will continue offering Multi-Factor Authentication at the current discounted price through October 31, 2013, when general availability pricing will go into effect.
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Price through October 31, 2013 | $1 per user per month | $1 per 10 authentications per month |
Price effective November 1, 2013 | $2 per user per month | $2 per 10 authentications per month |
Please visit the Pricing Details webpage for more information.