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docs/access/duo-2-factor-authentication.md

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 1. You will receive a Duo invitation when your RC account is created. Open your Duo invitation email (from Duo security or duo.com) on a desktop/laptop computer.
 
    * **Within one business day you should recieve a duo invitation. If you didn't receive an invitation or your invitation has expired, then please contact rc-help@colorado.edu for a new invitation.**
-2. Login with your CU identikey and follow the setup instructions 
-3. Install the Duo Mobile app on your smart device and provision for Duo Push
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-     - **Note: If you want to use the app do not request text or phone call for authentication!**
-4. Test your login process, in this case via ssh to the RC login nodes:
-   * Using your CU IdentiKey username:
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-     `ssh <username>@login.rc.colorado.edu` or `ssh -l <username> login.rc.colorado.edu` 
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-     **Note: "ssh -l" uses a lowercase L.**
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-   * Enter your IdentiKey password at the password prompt.
-   * Open the Duo app and authorize the login via the Duo Push notification.
-   * If you are using a Windows machine, utilize the PuTTY application to test your login.
+2. Login with your CU identikey and follow the instructions to setup
+     - Research Computing recommends users utilize Duo Push as  Duo push, install the Duo Mobile app and link your account with your device. Duo
+3. Login to RC Resources via ssh [as described below.]()
 
 #### Common Issues
 
@@ -89,4 +78,4 @@ This will bring up a menu that provides several options on device management and
 
 Clicking "Add a new device" will allow you to add a new smart phone, tablet, or land-line. Simply select the option you wish to add and follow the steps provided by Duo complete setting up your new device. 
 
-Selecting "My Settings & Devices" provides a more detailed list of all devices you have registered. From here you can also add a new device, set your default device, and change your default authentication method when you attempt to log in.
+Selecting "My Settings & Devices" provides a more detailed list of all devices you have registered. From here you can also add a new device, set your default device, and change your default authentication method when you attempt to log in.