Introduction
According to Franklin County security policies, new users are issued temporary passwords which must be reset during the onboarding process. After resetting their password, users then complete the multi-factor authentication (MFA) setup process.
1st Step - Reset Password
Open a web browser and navigate to: Ping Self-Service Password Reset
Enter your username, current password, new password, and confirm that new password at Change Password prompt
Click Submit button
If you receive an error, try again ensuring to follow password complexity rules:
- At least 8 characters (15 characters for BOEL users) & at most, 3 repeat characters in a row
- Not contain the user's account name or parts of the user's full name that exceed two consecutive characters
- At least 1 letter
- Must include 3 of the 4:
- At least 1 numeric number
- At least 1 special character
- At least 1 uppercase letter
- At least 1 lowercase letter
You’ll receive the following screen confirming your password has been reset
You are now ready to use your new password!
2nd Step - MFA Setup Process
When setting up MFA on a new smartphone device, please download the PingID app from your device's app store prior to completing these steps. Using the PingID app is recommended as it provides for a faster authentication process with a simple swipe to confirm you’re logging in.
If you do not have a smartphone device, there are two other options for setting up MFA:
SMS, which will send you a passcode
VOICE, which will call you (and leave a voicemail) with a passcode
With these options, you’ll need to enter the passcode into the PingID prompt when logging in.
To set up a smartphone device, follow the steps outlined here: How to setup PingID on your smartphone for remote multi-factor authentication
ORTo set up SMS or VOICE, follow the steps outlined here: How to setup PingID *without* a smartphone for remote multi-factor authentication
Once you’ve completed Step 1 or Step 2, your MFA method is setup and ready to use.