DS Logon Retired: Which Login Works Where Now (myAuth, ID.me, Login.gov)

• DS Logon is gone. The official Military OneSource account guide says it was retired and replaced with myAuth (quote below).
• There is no single answer for every site — Military OneSource, milConnect and VA.gov each list their own sign-in options. Use the quick check to see yours.
• Military OneSource also retired its email-and-password login, so an old password will not get you back in.
• Locked out of myAuth itself? Military OneSource does not run myAuth — the DMDC support office does, and its contact is quoted below.

What the official sources say

Quoted word for word from the official pages, checked October 29, 2026.

Frequently asked

Does DS Logon still work?

No. The official Military OneSource account guide says: “As of Jan. 19, 2026, DS Logon has been retired and replaced with myAuth.”

What do I use instead of DS Logon for Military OneSource?

The official account guide says: “Now, you will sign in using options you already know and trust — like Google, CAC or certificate, myAuth or ID.me.”

Who can get a myAuth account?

The official account guide says: “To get a myAuth account, you must be affiliated with the DOD or VA and listed in DEERS in one of the following roles: service members (active, Guard, reservist, retirees), veterans, eligible family members (over 18 years old), spouses (current and former with DOD benefits) or DOD civilians and contractors.”

How do I sign in to VA.gov now?

VA's official page says: “You’ll need to use an ID.me, Login.gov, or CLEAR account to sign in to all VA websites and apps—like VA.gov and the VA: Health and Benefits mobile app.”