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Single Sign-On

Before You Connect

Check these before you click Connect Microsoft Entra.

Requirement
Who connectsA Microsoft Entra account holding Application Administrator (or Cloud Application Administrator) and Groups Administrator. Global Administrator also works and is not required.
How users sign in to RemotleWith Sign in with Microsoft, using an account in the directory you connect. A user signed in to Remotle any other way gets the normal Windows sign-in screen. On Mac the Microsoft sign-in opens in the user’s browser, so security keys, passkeys and Duo Desktop work.
Requirement
Directory joinJoined to Microsoft Entra, or hybrid joined, in the directory you connect. A workstation joined only to an on-premises domain cannot use Single Sign-On.
WindowsWindows 11 24H2 with KB5065789 (build 26100.6725) or later, or Windows Server 2025 with KB5073379 (build 26100.32230) or later.
Device groupA member of the Single Sign-On device group (see The device group).

The Entra column on the Workstations page shows each workstation’s directory join as it last reported it. Entra and Hybrid can use Single Sign-On; Domain, Needs Domain Join and Join Unknown cannot yet. See Directory join.

The Workstations list with the Entra column showing Entra, Hybrid and Needs Domain Join for each workstation

Check your Group Policy and Intune configuration profiles for these settings before you connect:

Group Policy or Intune settings catalogue

Disabled

Enabled

lists the ComputleCredential Provider

Local Security Authority >Allow Custom SSPs and APs to be loaded into LSASS

Remote Desktop Session Host > Security >Always prompt for password upon connection

System > Logon >Exclude credential providers

Windows cannot acceptthe sign-in ticket

Windows asks fora password instead

Windows never showsthe Single Sign-On sign-in

Group Policy or Intune settings catalogue

Disabled

Enabled

lists the ComputleCredential Provider

Local Security Authority >Allow Custom SSPs and APs to be loaded into LSASS

Remote Desktop Session Host > Security >Always prompt for password upon connection

System > Logon >Exclude credential providers

Windows cannot acceptthe sign-in ticket

Windows asks fora password instead

Windows never showsthe Single Sign-On sign-in

SettingEffectWhat to do
Allow Custom SSPs and APs to be loaded into LSASS (Local Security Authority) set to DisabledWindows cannot accept the sign-in ticket.Leave the setting Not configured, or set it to Enabled.
Always prompt for password upon connection (Remote Desktop Session Host, Security) set to EnabledWindows asks for a password instead of signing in.Set it to Not configured or Disabled.
Exclude credential providers (System, Logon) listing the Computle Credential Provider, {86298202-B2EE-44AE-A354-A1CE4A2E5C26}Windows never shows the Single Sign-On sign-in.Remove that identifier from the list.

The SSO diagnostics page in the portal shows the join state, Windows build, LSASS policy and device group of every workstation, with what to fix under each failed check (see Check each workstation).

Three rows of SSO diagnostics: one workstation with an old Windows build, one whose LSASS policy is Not allowed, and one in a workgroup, each with the fix shown under the failed check

Single Sign-On runs from the Remotle app on Mac, Windows and iPad. A user connecting from another client gets the normal Windows sign-in screen.