
- #Swtor security key serial number not working windows 10#
- #Swtor security key serial number not working windows#
#Swtor security key serial number not working windows#
It’s also good to keep in mind that, even though password-less sign-in is supported starting with Windows 10, version 1809, the following configuration options are all for Windows 10, version 1903 or later.

#Swtor security key serial number not working windows 10#
Within Microsoft Intune there are multiple methods for enabling security keys as a sign-in option on Windows 10 devices. The third and last step is to configure security keys as a sign-in option on Windows devices. Configure security keys as a sign-in option Provide a name for the security key and click NextĪfter registering a security key as a sign-in method, the user can already use the security key as a sign-in method for browser sessions.Touch the security key another time and click Allow.Insert the security key, touch it, provide a PIN and click Next.A browser session will open to register the security key.On the Security key page, select USB device and click Next.On the Add method page, select Security key and click Add.On the Security info section, click Add method to open a dialog box.Open the My Profile and navigate to Security info to open the Security info section.After registering an Azure MFA method, the following nine steps will walk the user through the process of adding an USB security key. If not, the user should first register an Azure MFA method. That does require that the user already registered an Azure MFA method. The second step is that the user must register a security key that can be used as sign-in method. The key restriction policy settings are not working yet and should be left default for now. TARGET: Select All users (use Select users to only enable for specific users).On the FIDO2 Security Key settings blade, provide the following information and click Save.On the Authentication methods – Authentication method policy (preview) blade, select FIDO2 Security Key to open the FIDO2 Security Key settings blade.Open the Azure portal and navigate to Azure Active Directory > Authentication methods > Authentication method policy (preview) to open the Authentication methods – Authentication method policy (preview) blade.The following three steps walk through the process of enabling FIDO2 security keys as a password-less authentication option for all users. Within that policy it’s currently possible to enable FIDO2 security keys and Microsoft Authentication as password-less authentication options. Either all users, or a specific group of users. Within Azure AD there is the Authentication method policy available, which is currently still in preview, that can be used to enable password-less authentication for users. The first step in enabling password-less sign-in with security keys, is configuring the authentication method. This is caused by the fact that the PassportForWork CSP setting is introduced in Windows 10 version 1903. Keep in mind that the best experience, for password-less sign-in with security keys, is on Windows 10 version 1903 or higher. I’ll end this post by showing the different methods to configure security keys a sign-in method on Windows 10, by using Microsoft Intune, and the end-user experience. I’ll start this post with the authentication method policy that should be configured in Azure AD, followed by the steps for a user to register a security key. My user will use a Yubikey 5 NFC security key. In this post I’ll show the required configurations that should be performed, by an administrator and the the user, to enable the user to use a security key as a sign-in method. Especially the Microsoft Intune configuration belongs on my blog. I know that a lot has been written about that subject already, but it’s that big that it still deserves a spot on my blog. This week is all about enabling password-less sign-in with security keys on Windows 10.
