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Multi-Factor Authentication for Non-Browser-Based Applications

How Does the App Know What Credentials to Supply?

Single Sign-On

(Windows only) When you enable single sign-on (SSO), the GlobalProtect app uses the user’s Windows login credentials to automatically authenticate and connect to the GlobalProtect portal and gateway. You can also configure the app to wrap third-party credentials to ensure that Windows users can authenticate and connect using a third-party credential provider.

If you enable single sign-on, users running GlobalProtect app 4.1.9 or a later release will not have the option to

Sign Out

of the app if they authenticate successfully using SSO.

Multi-Factor Authentication for Non-Browser-Based Applications

How Does the App Know What Credentials to Supply?

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Single Sign-On

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