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Windows 10 passwordless
Windows 10 passwordless





windows 10 passwordless

Select “Device enrollment” -> “Windows enrollment” -> Windows Hello for BusinessĦ. Press “Members” to add the Azure AD devices which you want to use. In this Lab I will manually assign the devices and therefore select the membership type “Assigned”. Select group type “Security” and give the group a recognizable name. Go to “Azure Active Directory” and select “Groups”ģ. First create a group containing your test device in the Azure AD this group will be used to assign the deviceconfiguration. The Azure Tenant has now been setup, now it’s time for the Device Configuration.ġ. (On this moment Key Restriction Policy cannot be used in Public Preview). In this lab I will configure “all” but in a production environment you will probably only allow a group of testuser(s). Now the FIDO2 Security Key can be enabled by pressing on the text “FIDO2 Security Key”, the FIDO2 Security settings screen will pop-up. Press “Save” to save your choice and press “Authentication methods – Authentication method policy (Preview) to continue.ĥ. Configure which user groups can use the preview features. Press the link “Click her to enable users for the enhanced registration preview”Ĥ. The Authentication Methods screen will open.

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Select the “Azure Active Directory” and go to “Authentication methods”ģ. Sign in to the Azure Portal with the Global adminĢ. Let’s begin with setting up the Azure Tenant:ġ.

  • Testing the configuration with a testdevice.
  • Enroll the end-user with the security key.
  • Setup the configuration for the windows device.
  • The configuration consists out of the following parts:
  • Windows (Insider Preview build 18947) and Azure AD joined.
  • In this blog post I will demonstrate the setup and working of the Azure AD support for FIDO2. About a month ago the public preview of Azure AD support for FIDO2-based passwordless sign-in started. Although this was a major step forward in towards a passwordless world, most companies do not use Microsoft accounts but AD or Azure AD accounts to sign in to computers. Last year in November passwordless sign-in became available for Windows 10 but only for Microsoft accounts.







    Windows 10 passwordless