Outlook Web App (OWA)
Migration to FED-LOGIN
As part of the planned migration of Outlook Web App (OWA), the current login using a password and SMS code will be replaced by secure, passwordless login with FED-LOGIN. The exact date of the migration has not yet been determined.In order to use OWA without interruption on your mobile phone or private PC, you must have set up one of the login methods (Access App or security key) for your FED-LOGIN account at the time of the transition. Previously registered FED-LOGIN Access Apps and security keys can also be used for OWA.
What do you need to do?
Select how you want to use OWA and follow the corresponding instructions.- Using OWA on a mobile phone
- You have a federal administration smartcard
If you want to use OWA on your mobile phone and have a smartcard, register the FED-LOGIN Access App on your mobile phone.Follow the instructions: FED-LOGIN – Register the Access App
- You do not have a federal administration smartcard
If you want to use OWA on your mobile phone and do not have a smartcard, register the FED-LOGIN Access App on your mobile phone.Follow the instructions: FED-LOGIN «totally smartcardless» – Onboarding/Setup
- You have a federal administration smartcard
- Using OWA on a private PC
- You have a federal administration smartcard
If you want to use OWA on a private PC and have a smartcard, you can log in using the FED-LOGIN Access App or a security key.Register at least one of the following login methods:
- You do not have a federal administration smartcard
If you want to use OWA on your private PC and do not have a smartcard, register the FED-LOGIN Access App on your mobile phone or a security key.Follow the instructions: FED-LOGIN «totally smartcardless» – Onboarding/Setup
- You have a federal administration smartcard
Once OWA has been migrated to FED-LOGIN, you can log in using your FED-LOGIN login methods: →