Setup and support for MFA, authenticator apps, two-step verification, verification codes, and MFA recovery scenarios.

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Changing Default Multi-Factor Delivery Method for Authenticating into MyGRCC

By default, when prompting to use Multi-Factor Authentication, a one time passcode will be sent to the personal email address on file. You can update this to be any of the recovery methods previously set up (phone, mobile authenticator)

Google 2-Step Verification Login Blocked

Instructions for retrieving backup recovery codes for an individual who is locked out of their Gmail account as a result of 2-step verification not being set up, or a failed attempt.

How to use Google Authenticator

Specific Instructions on how to use the Google Authenticator as a recovery option for the MyGRCC Portal

Logging in to the Online Student Center

How to get logged into the Online Student Center

Set Up Password Recovery Information in MyGRCC

Instructions for updating or setting password recovery information.

Setting up a Mobile Authenticator

Instructions on setting up a mobile authenticator

Signing into the MyGRCC Portal with Multi-Factor Authentication

How to login to the MyGRCC Portal using Multi-Factor Authentication.

Student Email Login Credentials

Student email addresses use the Campus Network Username and password, and can be found/reset using the Password Reset System.

Troubleshooting Challenge Answers not Enrolled Error

Troubleshooting challenge answers not enrolled when trying to reset password.

Updating the email address/phone number for MyGRCC portal

This article contains instructions on how to update your email address and phone number through the MyGRCC portal for Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) purposes.

What is Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)?

Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) adds an additional layer of security to your account in case your password is stolen.