Lync2013 Dual Factor authentication using PingFederate ADFS

Hi,
Regarding Lync2013 update to allow dual factor authentication/passive authentication.
Would this scenario work if using PingFederate product ? I see in MS documentation that they refer to ADFS 2.0 however we have PingFederate, would i be able to still configure Lync2013 for dual factor against PingFederate ?

Hi,
I find a Microsoft document said:
“PingFederate 6.11 implements the widely used WS Federation identity standard to provide a single sign-on and attribute exchange framework.
The following is the scenario support matrix this single sign-on experience:
Rich client applications such as Lync, Office Subscription, CRM.”
You should make sure earlier versions must upgrade to 6.11
More details:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj679342.aspx
Best Regards,
Eason Huang
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