Users can log in with domain or local user accounts, but all users must have an active AuthPoint user account with an authentication policy for the Logon app. After the initial login, users can use biometrics. Users must log in with a password and AuthPoint MFA. If you install the Logon app on a computer that supports biometric features, such as Touch ID or Windows Hello, users cannot use those features to log in. The Logon app supports only password authentication for the initial user login. On the login screen, users must type their password and then select one of the allowed methods of authentication (push notification, one-time password, or QR code). When you install the Logon app, authentication is required to log in. To protect the hosts behind the RD Gateway, you install the Logon app on the hosts. To protect the RD Gateway server itself, you install the Logon app on the server. For Remote Desktop and RDS connections, you install the Logon app on the hosts that users authenticate to. To configure MFA for a computer or server, you must configure a resource for the Logon app in the AuthPoint management UI and then install the Logon app on each computer or server that you want to protect. The resource Resources are the applications and services that you protect with MFA, such as a computer or server. The application you install on a computer or server.This includes protection for RDP and RD Gateway. The Logon app enables you to require authentication when users log in to a computer or server. AuthPoint Multi-Factor Authentication, AuthPoint Total Identity Security This topic applies to accounts with an AuthPoint Multi-Factor Authentication license or AuthPoint Total Identity Security license.
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