This authentication method is considered as an emergency alternative of your usual authentication method.
|
NOTE: Depending on the security policy of your company, the steps to access QRentry may be slightly different. |
The log on screen of the last authenticated user appears.
The following authentication screen appears:
A one-time code appears on your mobile device.
Android |
iOS |
|
|
Your Windows session starts.
The following procedure details how to log on to One Identity Enterprise SSO using QRentry when starting manually this application.
The authentication window appears.
A one-time code appears on your mobile device.
Enterprise SSO starts.
You are connected to your enterprise network.
The procedures to log on with your mobile device are the same as in Without the network, except that you do not have to enter an OTP. Indeed, once you have scanned the QR code, your are automatically authenticated.
This authentication method is considered as a normal access to your computer.
QRentry allows you to reset your primary password after logging on to Windows with your mobile device.
|
NOTE: This feature is enabled by your security administrator. It may be unavailable on your computer. |
The reset password window automatically appears during logon.
The following schema shows the main steps to enable local administration access to computers with QRentry.
The EAM administrator allows a set of users to log on with their mobile device for emergency and normal access. Then, the administrator specifies the list of groups which members will have the local administration access permission for a set of Access Points. When the permission is effective, these users must complete the enrollment wizard to enable their mobile device for local administration access. They can now use their mobile device to log on to Windows as a local administrator.
© 2021 One Identity LLC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Feedback Terms of Use Privacy