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DUO UNIVERSAL PROMPT

Welcome to Duo's refreshed authentication experience, the Universal Prompt.

This guide takes you through setting up your Duo authentication options in the
Universal Prompt.



Is your organization still using the traditional Duo Prompt? See the traditional
Duo Prompt enrollment guide for more information and instructions.



Researching Duo for your organization? Learn about Duo's multi-factor
authentication (MFA) solutions.

Contents

 * Supported Browsers
    * WebAuthn Supported Browsers
    * Language Support

 * First-time Enrollment in Duo
    * Step One: Introduction
    * Step Two: Choose Your Verification Method
    * Step Three: Add Your Chosen Method
       * Touch ID on Mac
       * Windows Hello
       * Face ID/Touch ID on iPhone or iPad
       * Android Biometrics
       * Duo Mobile
       * Security Key
       * Duo Desktop
       * Phone for Call or Text
         
   
      
    * Step Four: Add a Backup Method

 * Add or Manage Devices After Enrollment
    * Add Another Device
    * Rename or Remove a Device
    * Reactivate Duo Mobile for an Existing Device
    * Device Notifications

 * Log In With the Duo Universal Prompt
 * How to Get Help


SUPPORTED BROWSERS

The Universal Prompt supports Chrome (Desktop and Mobile), Firefox, Safari
(Desktop and Mobile), Edge, and Internet Explorer. Not all browsers support all
Duo authentication methods, so for the widest compatibility we recommend Chrome.

Check the table below for supported browser versions and Duo login option
compatibility. Platform and roaming authenticators may require a different
browser or a newer minimum browser version; please refer to WebAuthn Browser
Support. Duo's support for the minimum browser version includes Duo Push,
passcode, and phone call authentication options.



Browser Minimum Supported
Version Chrome 38 Safari 9 Firefox 47 Edge 17 Internet Explorer 11



While other browsers may work with the Universal Prompt, Duo actively tests and
supports the browsers and minimum versions listed in the table.

When you log in Duo checks your current browser or client compatibility with the
Universal Prompt. If your browser or client is not compatible, Duo will show you
the traditional prompt experience instead.


WEBAUTHN SUPPORTED BROWSERS

Check the tables below for supported browser versions for platform
authenticators (like Touch ID, Face ID, Windows Hello, or Android biometrics)
and roaming authenticators (like security keys). While other browsers may work,
Duo actively tests and supports the browser minimum versions listed in the
tables.

WINDOWS 10 AND LATER



Browser Minimum Supported Version Platform Authenticator Roaming Authenticator
(Security Keys) Edge 79 Yes 1 Yes Chrome 73 Yes 1 2 Yes Firefox 66 Yes Yes





 1. Windows Hello is not supported in Chrome Incognito or Edge InPrivate
    browsing sessions.
 2. Use of passkeys as platform authenticators requires Windows 11 and Chrome
    108 or later.



MACOS 11 AND LATER

You must sign in with the same iCloud account and enable iCloud Keychain sync on
all the Apple devices you plan to use with Duo and passkeys. See the iCloud
documentation for instructions specific to your device types:



 * Mac
 * iPhone
 * iPad





Browser Minimum Supported Version Platform Authenticator Roaming Authenticator
(Security Keys) Safari 14 Yes 1 Yes Chrome 70 Yes 1 Yes Firefox 114 Yes 2 Yes 3





 1. Use of passkeys as platform authenticators requires macOS 13 and Safari or
    Chrome 108.
 2. Firefox 122 or later is required for platform authenticators.
 3. For Duo Passwordless, Firefox on macOS cannot prompt to create a security
    key's PIN. Security keys that already have a PIN set can be used to
    authenticate in Firefox.



IOS/IPADOS 14.5 AND LATER

You must sign in with the same iCloud account and enable iCloud Keychain sync on
all the Apple devices you plan to use with Duo and passkeys. See the iCloud
documentation for instructions specific to your device types:



 * iPhone
 * iPad
 * Mac





Browser Minimum Supported Version Platform Authenticator Roaming Authenticator
(Security Keys) Safari 14.5 Yes 1 Yes Chrome 95 Yes 1 Yes Edge 95 Yes 1 Yes
Firefox 68 Yes 1 Yes





 1. Use of passkeys as platform authenticators requires iOS 16+ or iPadOS 16+.



ANDROID 11 AND LATER



Browser Minimum Supported Version Platform Authenticator Roaming Authenticator
(Security Keys) Chrome 95 Yes 1 Yes 2 Firefox 68 Yes 3 No 4





 1. Passkey support with Google Password Manager.
 2. Chrome on Android 11 cannot prompt for the security key's PIN to fulfill the
    passwordless user verification requirement.
 3. Firefox on Android 11 does not support Android biometric enrollment.
 4. Firefox on Android cannot prompt for the security key's PIN to fulfill the
    passwordless user verification requirement.



LINUX

Linux has no supported platform authenticators.



Browser Minimum Supported Version Platform Authenticator Roaming Authenticator
(Security Keys) Chrome 73 No Yes Edge 79 No Yes Firefox 114 No Yes




LANGUAGE SUPPORT

Your browser's language settings determine the language shown in the Universal
Prompt, with no extra configuration necessary.

When the Universal Prompt displays English, Spanish, French, German, or
Japanese, phone callback authentication will use the same language shown in the
prompt.

Catalan, Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional), Czech, Danish, Dutch,
Finnish, Hindi, Indonesian, Italian, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese
(Brazil), Portuguese (Portugal), Swedish, Thai, Turkish, and Vietnamese
languages will display in the Universal Prompt, but phone callback
authentication will be in English.


FIRST-TIME ENROLLMENT IN DUO

Enrollment is the process that registers you as a user in Duo with a device
capable of performing two-factor authentication. Duo prompts you to enroll the
first time you log into a protected VPN or web application when using a browser
or client application that shows the interactive Duo web-based prompt. Follow
the on-screen prompts to set up your Duo authentication device.



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Instead of enrolling when you log in to an application, you might receive an
email from your organization's Duo administrator with an enrollment link
instead. This emailed link takes you directly to the Duo enrollment portal.
You'll see either the Universal Prompt experience shown on this page or
enrollment in the traditional Duo prompt depending on your organization's email
enrollment configuration.


STEP ONE: INTRODUCTION

Logging into a Duo-protected application enabled for self-enrollment takes you
to the device management page to enroll. Click Next to learn why protecting your
identity with two-step verification is important and begin the setup process.




STEP TWO: CHOOSE YOUR VERIFICATION METHOD

Choose the device type in the list that matches your desired authentication
experience:

 * Touch ID: Use the fingerprint sensor on Apple MacBooks, Magic Keyboards, or
   iPhone.
 * Face ID: Use the face scanning feature on iPhone.
 * Windows Hello: Use your Windows Hello PIN, scan your fingerprint, or use
   facial recognition on Windows devices.
 * Device verification: Use Android Biometrics on Android devices.
 * Duo Mobile: Approve Duo Push verification requests on iOS or Android devices,
   or generate a one-time passcode from the Duo Mobile app.
 * Security key: Tap a WebAuthn/FIDO2 security key. Requires Chrome, Safari,
   Firefox, or Edge.
 * Phone number: Receive a one-time passcode in an SMS message or approve a
   login attempt with a phone call from Duo.

Only your organization's Duo administrator or help desk can add hardware tokens
and Yubikey OTP tokens for you. These verification options do not show up in the
list of available options. Neither do any methods that your organization blocks
from use; if your Duo administrator applied a policy that doesn't allow
authentication with text messages or phone calls, the "Phone number" option will
be missing when you enroll.

Duo recommends the most secure option of the methods available to you, so it's a
good idea to set up that method first if you have a device that supports it.

This is an example of the options on a MacBook with Touch ID available:




STEP THREE: ADD YOUR CHOSEN METHOD

Once you choose how to verify your identity, you will next complete the setup
steps for that method.


TOUCH ID ON MAC

In order to use Touch ID with Duo, make sure you have the following:



 * A MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, or Apple Magic Keyboard with a Touch ID button.
 * A fingerprint enrolled in Touch ID (see how to do this at the Apple Support
   site).
 * A supported browser: Safari or Chrome. Refer to the browser support table.
   
 * iCloud Keychain sync enabled on all the Apple devices you will use with Duo
   and the passkey you will create during setup.



 1. Read the Touch ID information and click Continue.
    
 2. Chrome prompts you to verify your identity on duosecurity.com.
    
 3. Place your finger on the Touch ID button in the Touch Bar to complete Touch
    ID enrollment.
    
 4. When you receive confirmation that you added Touch ID as a verification
    method, tap Continue.
    

You can now log in to Duo-protected applications that show the Duo prompt in a
web browser using your Touch ID fingerprint sensor.

If your organization has enabled Duo Passwordless for Duo Single Sign-On
applications then you'll automatically be able to use Touch ID for passwordless
authentication after the first time you complete two-factor authentication with
Touch ID during Duo Single Sign-On login. If you completed your Duo enrollment
while logging in to Duo Single Sign-On then you will be able log in without a
password the next time you access the application.

If you have more than one MacBook with which you'd like to approve Duo login
requests using Touch ID, you'll need to add each of them separately as a new
Touch ID device in Duo. To do this, your organization must have enabled
self-service device management.


WINDOWS HELLO

 1. Read the Windows Hello information and click or tap Continue.
    
    
    

 2. Follow the Windows Hello instructions to verify your identity by entering
    your PIN, scanning your fingerprint, or pointing your face to your camera.
    
    
    

 3. When you receive confirmation that you added Windows Hello as a verification
    method click or tap Continue.
    

You can now log in to Duo-protected applications that show the Duo prompt in a
web browser using Windows Hello.

If your organization has enabled Duo Passwordless for Duo Single Sign-On
applications then you'll automatically be able to use Windows Hello for
passwordless authentication after the first time you complete two-factor
authentication with Windows Hello during Duo Single Sign-On login. If you
completed your Duo enrollment while logging in to Duo Single Sign-On then you
will be able log in without a password the next time you access the application.


FACE ID/TOUCH ID ON IPHONE OR IPAD

In order to use Face ID or Touch ID on an iPhone or iPad with Duo, make sure you
have the following:

 * An iPhone or iPad that supports Face ID or Touch ID.
 * Face ID or Touch ID already set up on the iPhone or iPad. Learn how to set up
   Face ID or set up Touch ID at the Apple Support site.
 * iCloud Keychain sync enabled on all the Apple devices you will use with Duo
   and the passkey you will create during setup.

 1. Read the Face ID (or Touch ID) information and tap Continue.
    
    
    

 2. Follow your device's instructions for scanning your face to complete Face ID
    verification or scan your fingerprint for Touch ID verification.
    
 3. When you receive confirmation that you added Face ID as a verification
    method click Continue.
    

You can now log in to Duo-protected applications that show the Duo prompt in a
web browser using Face ID or Touch ID on an iPhone or iPad.

If your organization has enabled Duo Passwordless for Duo Single Sign-On
applications then you'll automatically be able to use Face ID or Touch ID for
passwordless authentication after the first time you complete two-factor
authentication with Face ID or Touch ID during Duo Single Sign-On login. If you
completed your Duo enrollment while logging in to Duo Single Sign-On then you
will be able log in without a password the next time you access the application.


ANDROID BIOMETRICS

 1. Read the device verification information and click or tap Continue.
    
    
    

 2. Follow the Android instructions to verify your identity by scanning your
    fingerprint or pointing your face to your camera. If you aren't able to do
    either of those biometric checks, you can enter your Android PIN.
    
    
    

 3. When you receive confirmation that you added your Android device as a
    verification method tap Continue.
    

You can now log in to Duo-protected applications that show the Duo prompt in a
web browser using Android biometrics.

If your organization has enabled Duo Passwordless for Duo Single Sign-On
applications then you'll automatically be able to use Android biometrics for
passwordless authentication after the first time you complete two-factor
authentication with Android biometrics during Duo Single Sign-On login. If you
completed your Duo enrollment while logging in to Duo Single Sign-On then you
will be able log in without a password the next time you access the application.


DUO MOBILE

Duo Mobile is an app that runs on iOS and Android phones and tablets. It's fast
and easy to use, and doesn't require cell services. Duo pushes login requests to
Duo Mobile when you have mobile data or wifi connectivity to the internet. When
you have no data service, you can generate passcodes with Duo Mobile for logging
in to applications.

The current version of Duo Mobile supports iOS 15.0 or greater and Android 11 or
greater.

 1. Select your country from the drop-down list and type your mobile phone
    number, and then click Add phone number.
    
    If you're going to use Duo Mobile on a tablet (like an iPad) with no phone
    service, don't enter a phone number and click I have a tablet instead.
 2. If you entered a phone number, double-check that you entered it correctly
    and click Yes, it's correct to continue (or No, I need to change it to go
    back and enter the number again).
    
    If the phone number you entered already exists in Duo as the authentication
    device for another user then you'll need to enter a code sent to that number
    by phone call or text message to confirm that you own it. Choose how you
    want to receive the code and enter it to complete verification and continue.
    
 3. Download and install Duo Mobile on your phone or tablet from the Google Play
    Store or Apple App Store. Once you have Duo Mobile installed click Next.
    
 4. Open the Duo Mobile app on your phone or tablet and add this account by
    scanning the QR code shown on-screen.
    
    If you aren't able to scan the QR code, tap Get an activation link instead
    and then enter your email address to send the activation link to yourself.
    Follow the instructions in the email to activate the new account in Duo
    Mobile.
    
    
    
    If you're on a mobile device, tap Open Duo Mobile to activate the new
    account in Duo Mobile.
 5. When you receive confirmation that Duo Mobile was added click Continue.
    

You can now log in to Duo-protected applications with Duo Push or with a Duo
Mobile passcode.

If your organization has enabled Duo Passwordless for Duo Single Sign-On
applications then you'll automatically be able to use Duo Push for passwordless
authentication after the first time you complete two-factor authentication with
Duo Push during Duo Single Sign-On login. If you completed your Duo enrollment
while logging in to Duo Single Sign-On then you will be able log in without a
password the next time you access the application.


SECURITY KEY

A security key is an external device that when tapped or when the button is
pressed sends a signed response back to Duo to validate your login. Duo uses the
WebAuthn authentication standard to interact with your security keys. You may
also see WebAuthn referred to as "FIDO2".

To use a security key with Duo, make sure you have the following:



 * A supported security key. WebAuthn/FIDO2 security keys from Yubico or Feitian
   are good options. U2F-only security keys (like the Yubikey NEO-n) can't be
   used with the Universal Prompt.
    * If your organization requires user verification of your security key with
      a PIN or biometric then your security key must support FIDO2.

 * A supported browser: Chrome, Safari, Firefox, or Edge. Refer to the Universal
   Prompt browser support table for minimum browser versions with security key
   support in Duo.



 1. Read the security key information and click Continue.
    
 2. Follow the browser prompts to complete enrollment of your security key,
    allowing Duo to access information about your security key during setup
    (Windows example using Edge shown).
    
 3. If your organization requires user verification and you have not already
    configured a PIN or biometric for your security key you will need to do that
    now (Chrome example shown). If you already set your PIN or configured
    biometrics for your security key then you'll need to enter your PIN or scan
    your biometric to complete setup.
    
 4. When you receive confirmation that you added your security key as a
    verification method click Continue.
    

You can now log in to Duo-protected applications that show the Duo prompt in a
web browser using your security key.

To use your security key with Duo Passwordless it must support user
verification, such as requiring a PIN or fingerprint for use.


DUO DESKTOP

In order to use Duo Desktop for authentication, make sure you have the
following:

 * Your device must be running macOS 11+ or Windows 10 build 1803+.
 * Duo Desktop 6.12.0+ installed on Windows or Duo Desktop 6.12.0.0+ installed
   on macOS.

 1. Duo Desktop will pop up a confirmation window. Click Yes to link your
    account.
    On macOS:
    
    
    
    On Windows:
    
    

 2. Click Continue to login.
    On macOS:
    
    
    
    On Windows:
    
    

You can now log in to Duo-protected applications that show the Duo prompt in a
web browser using Duo Desktop. If you switch between computers, your
organization's Duo administrator may have enabled an option that automatically
sets up Duo Desktop for authentication on different computers after you complete
the setup steps once.


PHONE FOR CALL OR TEXT

This option is suitable for mobile phones that can't run Duo Mobile, or office
phones and landlines.

 1. Select your country from the drop-down list and type your phone number, and
    then click Add phone number.
    
    If this phone number is a landline and can't receive text messages, select
    the This is a landline phone option before continuing.
 2. If you opted to add a landline, you can enter the landline's extension on
    the next screen and click Add extension or click Skip this step if you do
    not need to enter an extension for your landline.
    
 3. Verify that the phone number shown (and landline extension, if you entered
    one) is accurate and click Yes, it's correct to continue (or No, I need to
    change it to go back and enter the number again).
    
    If the phone number you entered already exists in Duo as the authentication
    device for another user then you'll need to enter a code sent to that number
    by phone call or text message to confirm that you own it. Choose how you
    want to receive the code and enter it to complete verification and continue.
    
 4. When you receive confirmation of adding the new mobile phone number for
    texts or calls, click Continue to login to log in to the application with a
    passcode received via text message or a phone call from Duo.
    
    If you added a landline phone number, click Continue to log in to the
    application with a phone call from Duo.
    


STEP FOUR: ADD A BACKUP METHOD

It's a good idea to add a second verification method that you can use as a
backup if the first method you added isn't available to you at some point, like
if you lose or forget your phone and need to log in with Duo, or if you want to
access an application from a different MacBook than the one you used to set up
Touch ID in Duo.

When you click Continue after registering your first verification method, Duo
prompts you to add another one.



Choose any of the available methods and proceed through the steps for adding it.
If you don't want to add another method at this time, click I don't want to add
more devices.

After you add a second login verification method, or if you chose to skip it,
you'll arrive at the end of the Duo setup process. Click Log in with Duo to log
in to the application using the Duo method you just added.




ADD OR MANAGE DEVICES AFTER ENROLLMENT

If enabled by your administrator, you can add additional verification methods,
manage your existing devices, or reactivate Duo Mobile for Duo Push from the Duo
Universal Prompt.

When logging in to an application with the Universal Prompt, click the Other
options link on the authentication page to view your list of available methods.
If your organization enabled self-service device management then you'll see a
Manage devices choice at the end of the list. Click that to enter the device
management portal.



To access the device management you'll first need to verify your identity, just
as you do when logging in to a service or application protected by Duo. Click on
an available option to verify your identity. If you're visiting device
management to delete or update a device you don't have anymore (such as a phone
you lost or replaced), be sure to pick a verification option that you still have
with you. If you don't have any devices you can use to authenticate to device
management, contact your organization's Duo administrator or help desk.



After approving a Duo authentication request, you can see all your registered
devices in the device management portal.




ADD ANOTHER DEVICE

To add a new method of verifying your identity in Duo, click Add a device and
select one of the verification options.



Duo takes you through the steps of adding the new device, just like first-time
enrollment. The difference between adding a new device from device management
and during first-time enrollment is that when you have finished enrolling the
new device you return to the device management page to view all your registered
devices, including the new one, instead of continuing to log into an
application.



When you access device management during login to a Duo Single Sign-On
application or from Duo Centrals and use it to add platform authenticators, like
Touch ID or Windows Hello, then you'll be able to use that authentication method
to log in to Duo Single Sign-On applications without a password if your
organization has enabled Duo Passwordless.


RENAME OR REMOVE A DEVICE

Click Edit and then Rename to give a device a new name to help you identify it.
This new name shows up in the verification method list and on the authentication
page when you log in with Duo to make it easier for you to identify which device
you're using.



To delete a device, click Edit and then Remove. You'll be able to confirm that
you want to remove this device before deleting it. Once deleted, a verification
device can't be restored, but if you still have the device available you can add
it again. You can't delete your only identity verification device.




REACTIVATE DUO MOBILE FOR AN EXISTING DEVICE

If you have replaced the phone you activated for Duo Push, or if Duo Push stops
working, you can get Duo Push working again without contacting your help desk.
If your organization has self-service enabled then if a Duo Push authentication
times out you'll see the I got a new phone link shown in the Universal Prompt.
Click or tap that link to begin the reactivation process.



If you still use the same phone number as you did when you first set up the
phone to use Duo Push, then click or tap the Text me a link button. When the
text message with the link arrives on your phone, tap it to automatically
reactivate Duo Mobile on your phone to use Duo Push again. If you don't have Duo
Mobile installed be sure to install it before you try to open the activation
link in the text message.

If you are using a different phone number than the one you first set up to use
Duo Push then tap or click the I got a new number link.



If you have a new phone number then you can't send yourself a text message with
a Duo Push reactivation link. Click or tap Continue to proceed to the Duo
self-service device management portal, where you can complete the steps to add
your new phone number and set up Duo Push on the new phone so you can use it to
log in with Duo.

You'll still need to verify your identity with a different Duo verification
method, so if you don't have one available you will need to contact your
organization's help desk or Duo administrator for assistance.



You can also reactivate Duo Mobile for use with Duo Push on a new phone from the
device portal if it uses the same phone number as when you set up the original
phone in Duo.

 1. Locate the existing phone in the device management portal and click the I
    have a new phone link.
 2. Click Get started if your phone uses the same phone number as before. If you
    want to add a new phone with a different number, cancel reactivation and
    follow the process for adding a new device instead.
    
 3. Verify that you have access to the phone by clicking Send me a passcode or
    Or call my phone to receive a passcode from Duo.
    
 4. Enter the verification passcode you received in a text message or phone call
    and click Verify .
    
 5. Install the Duo Mobile app on your new phone if you hadn't already done so,
    open it and tap Add to scan the QR code shown on-screen, continuing the same
    steps you completed when you originally set up Duo Mobile for Duo Push on
    your phone.
    
    
 6. Click Continue when you've finished reactivating Duo Mobile on your new
    phone to return to the device management portal.

If your existing phone stops receiving Duo Push requests your Duo administrator
or help desk might suggest that you try reactivating Duo Mobile on your phone
with this process as a troubleshooting step.


DEVICE NOTIFICATIONS

Your organization may have enabled notifications when you add or remove a device
in Duo. You could receive an email notification, a notification pushed directly
to the device where you activated Duo Mobile, or both.





To confirm that you did add or remove a device, click or tap Yes, this was me in
the Duo Mobile notification.

If you didn't add or remove a device, click or tap No, this wasn't me in the
email message or Duo Mobile notification to let your Duo administrator know.

If you click or tap No, this wasn't me your Duo administrator will receive an
email reporting that there was fraudulent activity on your Duo account.




LOG IN WITH THE DUO UNIVERSAL PROMPT

After completing Duo enrollment (or if your Duo administrator set you up to use
Duo), you'll see the Duo prompt the next time you perform a browser-based login
to a web service or application protected with Duo.

Learn how to log into browser apps using Duo in the Duo Universal Prompt guide


HOW TO GET HELP

If you can't authenticate or aren't sure what to do, contact your organization's
Duo administrator or help desk for guidance. If you click Need help? at the
bottom-left of the Universal Prompt your administrator may have customized the
help text with further instructions or contact information. Please do not
contact Duo Support directly, as Duo Support can only assist named Duo account
administrators.

If you see an error with an Event ID, provide that info to your Duo
administrator or help desk.



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