Add Passkey MFA to your Microsoft Authenticator App (To be completed on your iPhone or Android).
Open the Microsoft Authenticator App on your phone, tap the Right-Facing Arrow next to your La Salle account, tap Create a passkey on the account details screen, tap Sign in on the Let’s create your passkey screen, then tap Yes on the Approve sign in request screen.
You will see screens displaying Checking organizational policies… When the Passkey created screen appears, tap Continue.
To see information about your new passkey, tap the Right-Facing Arrow next to your La Salle account in the Authenticator App, then tap the Right-Facing Arrow next to Passkey the account details screen.
Using Your Passkey to Sign In to Your Phone’s Apps and Services.
Your passkey provides a convenient alternative to typing your email address and password with many of the La Salle Apps and Services on your phone. The sign in process varies, but you should see one or more the screens below. Tap the indicated options to sign in with your passkey.
When the Sign in window opens, tap Use Passkey to confirm passkey authentication. Then use your Face ID, Fingerprint ID or your phone’s PIN to unlock your passkey and sign in to the App or Service.
A few App vendors are still developing support for passkeys. If you cannot sign in to an App or Service with your passkey, tap Sign in another way, type your email address and password and open the Microsoft Authenticator App when the Approve sign in request screen appears and displays its two-digit number.
Using Your Passkey to Sign In to Apps and Services on a Windows or Macintosh Computer.
The passkey stored on your Apple or Android smart phone also provides a convenient alternative to typing your email address and password for many of the La Salle services available on lab and classroom computers and on your personal laptop. The sign in process varies, but you should see one or more the screens below. Tap the indicated options to sign in with your passkey.
Next, click on the iPhone, iPad or Android device option on the computer display.
If you see a Bluetooth is off dialog box on the computer, click the Turn on Bluetooth button.
Open the camera app on your Apple or Android smart phone and scan the QR code on the computer’s display.
Your phone will confirm that the QR code is valid by displaying Sign in with a passkey on iPhones and Use passkey on Androids. If you see this confirmation, tap Sign-in with a passkey or Use passkey.
Warning: If your phone indicates that the QR code opens a website, downloads software,
or has any purpose other than a passkey request DO NOT authorize the activity.
You will see a Connecting or a Connecting to your device message while your phone connects to the computer with Bluetooth. When the Sign In screen appears on your iPhone or the Use this passkey screen appears on your Android phone, tap Use Passkey or Continue.
When the second Sign In prompt appears on your iPhone or the Use your screen lock prompt appears on your Android, use your Face ID, Fingerprint ID or your phone’s PIN to unlock your passkey and sign in to the App or Service on the computer.
When the Stay signed in? screen appears, click Yes and close your phone’s camera app.
Phone-to-computer passkey authentication occasionally fails because of delays in processing QR codes or because of Bluetooth communication issues. Generally, passkey authentication will succeed if you Try again. If the error persists, click Cancel and Use my password.
A small number of software vendors do not yet support passkey authentication. If you see an AADSTS75011 error, you need to switch to password authentication.
