MS-900 · Question #109
A company deploys Microsoft Azure AD. You enable multi-factor authentication. You need to inform users about the multi-factor authentication methods that they can use. Which of the following methods…
The correct answer is D. Enter a Windows 10 PIN code when prompted. The question identifies valid and invalid Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) methods for Microsoft 365 through Azure AD. Entering a Windows 10 PIN code is not a direct MFA method for cloud services, unlike phone calls or authenticator app notifications.
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- AReceive an automated call on the desk phone that includes a verification code.
- BUse the Microsoft Authenticator mobile application to receive a notification and authenticate.
- CReceive a call on a phone.
- DEnter a Windows 10 PIN code when prompted.
How the community answered
(40 responses)- A8% (3)
- B3% (1)
- C3% (1)
- D88% (35)
Why each option
The question identifies valid and invalid Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) methods for Microsoft 365 through Azure AD. Entering a Windows 10 PIN code is not a direct MFA method for cloud services, unlike phone calls or authenticator app notifications.
Receiving an automated call on a desk phone that includes a verification code is a valid Azure AD Multi-Factor Authentication method using voice call verification.
Using the Microsoft Authenticator mobile application for notifications or time-based one-time passcodes is a primary and highly recommended Azure AD Multi-Factor Authentication method.
Receiving a call on a phone (mobile or landline) and responding to verify identity is a valid Azure AD Multi-Factor Authentication method via voice call verification.
A Windows 10 PIN is used for local device access, such as signing into Windows with Windows Hello. While Windows Hello for Business integrates with Azure AD, the PIN itself is a credential to unlock the device's authentication mechanisms (like TPM-protected keys) and is not a direct second factor verified by the Azure AD cloud service during a Microsoft 365 login.
Concept tested: Azure AD Multi-Factor Authentication methods
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/authentication/concept-authentication-methods
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