You'll need this information to complete your setup. See Protecting Applications for more information about protecting applications in Duo and additional application options. Download the Duo Authentication for Windows Logon installer package. View checksums for Duo downloads here. If you'd like to enable offline access with Duo MFA you can do that now in the "Offline Access Settings" section of the Duo application page, or return to the Admin Panel later to configure offline access after first verifying logon success with two-factor authentication.
Treat your secret key like a password The security of your Duo application is tied to the security of your secret key skey. Secure it as you would any sensitive credential. Don't share it with unauthorized individuals or email it to anyone under any circumstances! Version 4. When users check this box and complete Duo authentication, they aren't prompted for Duo secondary authentication when they unlock the workstation after that initial authentication until the configured trusted session time expires.
If the user changes networks, authenticates with offline access while the workstation is disconnected, logs out of Windows, reboots the workstation, or clicks the "Cancel" button during workstation unlock, Duo for Windows Logon invalidates the current trusted session and the next Windows logon or unlock attempt will require Duo authentication again.
Create a new custom policy or update an existing policy for remembered devices which enables the Remember devices for Windows Logon option, and enter the number of hours or days you want a trusted Windows logon session to last. Click Save Policy when done. If you made the change in your global policy then the setting applies to all your Microsoft RDP Duo applications, unless any of them have a policy assigned with conflicting remembered Windows Logon device settings.
The policy setting takes immediate effect — there is no need to reinstall the Duo Authentication for Windows Logon application after updating the remembered device policy as long as clients have already installed v4. Systems with older versions of Duo for Windows Logon must upgrade to 4.
With this policy setting applied, users who log on to the local Windows console see an additional option on the Duo for Windows Logon prompt for remembering the device. Administrators may revoke the Windows local trusted Duo session by unassigning a remembered devices policy for Windows Logon from a Microsoft RDP application, editing the policy attached to a Microsoft RDP application to disable the Windows Logon remembered devices setting, or by deleting the registry entry for the user session from the Windows client.
To test Duo on your Windows system with a group of pilot users, we suggest setting your application's New User Policy to "Allow Access" while testing.
The pilot users that you've enrolled in Duo with an associated 2FA device get prompted to complete Duo authentication, while all other users will be transparently let through. With these two policy settings in place users who have and who have not enrolled in Duo log in to the Windows system as usual without experiencing Duo.
This will prompt all enrolled users to perform Duo 2FA after they type in their usernames and passwords, and prevent users who have not enrolled in Duo from logging in without 2FA.
If you chose to enable offline access on your application, then enrolled users who bypass 2FA due to the effective Authentication Policy would still be prompted to complete offline enrollment.
To avoid confusion, we recommend leaving offline access off until you require users to complete Duo 2FA while online. If you receive an "Installation stopped" error from the Duo installer please refer to Duo KB article for remediation steps. The installer verifies that your Windows system has connectivity to the Duo service before proceeding. If you need to use an outbound HTTP proxy in order to contact Duo Security's service, enable the Configure manual proxy for Duo traffic option and specify the proxy server's hostname or IP address and port here.
If you plan to use smart cards on the systems where you install Duo, click to Enable Smart Card Support and select your smart card options:. These options only support the Windows native smart card provider.
Available in version 3. If you need to change any of your chosen options after installation, you can do so by updating the registry. The Duo authentication prompt appears after you successfully submit your Windows credentials. With automatic push enabled the default installation option , the prompt indicates that Duo pushed an approval request to your phone. With automatic push disabled, or if you click the Cancel button on the Duo authentication prompt after a 2FA request was sent, you can select a different device from the drop-down at the top if you've enrolled more than one or select any available factor to verify your identity to Duo:.
If you applied a policy to your Microsoft RDP application that enables remembered devices for Windows Logon, then during Duo authentication at the local system's console you'll see the Remember me for If you check this box when authenticating you won't need to perform Duo second-factor authentication again for the duration specified on the prompt the next time you unlock the workstation to continue the logged-in Windows session.
Duo will prompt you to complete two-factor authentication at the next Windows logon or unlock after the remembered device session ends, and at that time you can choose to begin a new trusted logon session.
The application you were trying to launch runs after you approve the Duo two-factor request. Our Liftoff guide includes timelines and milestones, configuration best practices, tips for employee communications and training your support staff, and more! Check our administration documentation , knowledge base , or contact Support for help. About Duo. Careers Now Hiring! Product Product Explore Our Products Duo provides secure access to any application with a broad range of capabilities.
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Support See All Support Have questions? Anyways, did you find the reflash cd? I try making another cd-rw and a dvd-r,with the bios But while I try and figure out your problem, did you follow this guide exactly when putting your X2 Yes, Pimpdawg, I did get the spiderchip reflash cd file from Mirc. With much trial and error and determination, and with out your tutorial I'd be lost, it worked.
My problem was I kept connecting to the wrong servers, then I used the server from the header of your screen shot. Its awsome, I only wish it didn't disconnect every time I download a file. I couldn't use the drag and drop feature in Flash but by right clicking and viewing the file I was able to extract to a specified folder. I don't know if this is normal with this type of file. Anyway I'm not sure where to go at this point, I have a SC programmer but I can't get it to detect the chip.
Thus far I just want to say thank you for help, keep it comming. Make sure to follow everything in the tutorial in the post above, and use the correct bios. But don't worry, you can still get help, but none further from me at the moment.
Last edited by a moderator: Jul 12, PimpDawg , Jul 12, CatNip , Jul 12, July could you tell how to get the programmer to work please. SPIFF Give me your email and i'll send you a guide on how to set it up and get it working to reflash your bios, but to do that it takes about 9 and up, i know that suck but it works, you can get it set up in five minutes but to flash it take so long, why?
CatNip , Jul 21, Well my Email Is spiffydudex gmail. Duo lets you link multiple devices to your account, so you can use your mobile phone and a landline, a landline and a hardware token, two different mobile devices, etc. Passwords are increasingly easy to compromise.
They can often be stolen, guessed, or hacked — you might not even know someone is accessing your account. Two-factor authentication adds a second layer of security, keeping your account secure even if your password is compromised. With Duo Push, you'll be alerted right away on your phone if someone is trying to log in as you.
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