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If you want to use authentication methods like conditional access, user certificates, or reverse proxy on Windows Desktop and Windows Store (UWP) apps, the mobile user needs to enable the '''Enterprise Authentication''' switch in the '''Sync''' window. | If you want to use authentication methods like conditional access, user certificates, or reverse proxy on Windows Desktop and Windows Store (UWP) apps, the mobile user needs to enable the '''Enterprise Authentication''' switch in the '''Sync''' window. | ||
[[File:Enterprise authentication.png|400px]] | [[File:Enterprise authentication.png|alt=Mobile device management: Enterprise authentication|400px]] | ||
This option delegates the OAuth2 authentication flow to the default browser (which must be managed) and gets the authentication result back to the application using the app's URL scheme. Users might experience a confirmation dialog after successful login and they must confirm redirection to our app to deliver the result back to the synchronization dialog. | This option delegates the OAuth2 authentication flow to the default browser (which must be managed) and gets the authentication result back to the application using the app's URL scheme. Users might experience a confirmation dialog after successful login and they must confirm redirection to our app to deliver the result back to the synchronization dialog. | ||