This section describes operations to set permissions and restrictions for logon by Windows accounts that are not registered with an authenticator.
Select Authentication Service > Group Policy from the menu.
Deny logon
Accounts with unregistered authenticators will not be allowed to log on with FIDO Logon.
When “Limited sign-in options” is enabled, all accounts on the PC cannot log on using only passwords.
However, if the PC’s FIDO authentication is “not used”, the user can log on with a password until the authenticator is registered once and authenticated (FIDO authentication is “in use”) to avoid unintentional logon failure.
e.g.) When “Limited sign-in options” is enabled
Account | Status of authenticator settings | How to logon |
---|---|---|
User1 | Authenticator registered | Log on using FIDO authentication |
User2 | Authenticator not registered | Logon disabled |
Logon with password only the first time and enforce authenticator registration
Accounts that have not registered an authenticator will need to register an authenticator after entering the password on the logon screen.
If the authenticator is successfully registered, the user can log on using FIDO Logon.
e.g.) When “Limited sign-in options” is enabled
Account | Status of authenticator settings | How to logon |
---|---|---|
User1 | Authenticator registered | Log on using FIDO authentication |
User2 | Authenticator not registered | Requires registration of authenticator |
Allow logon with password
Even when “Limited sign-in options” is enabled, accounts that are not registered with an authenticator can log on with a password only.
e.g.) When “Limited sign-in options” is enabled
Account | Status of authenticator settings | How to logon |
---|---|---|
User1 | Authenticator registered | Log on using FIDO authentication |
User2 | Authenticator not registered | Logon with password |