Hi,
I have a question about the repogitry of Windows Hello biometrics' information. I basically understand that those information don't be shared with any other devices and servers as I've read the article below.
Windows Hello biometrics in the enterprise
ttps://technet.microsoft.com/itpro/windows/keep-secure/windows-hello-in-enterprise
> hentication doesn?t roam among devices, isn?t shared with a server, and can?t easily be extracted from a device.
However, in the scenario below, will the biometrics' information be sent to AD and saved in AD ?
- Using a Domain Machine installed Windows 10 on Windows Server 2008 R2 Domain Network. (We can't use Microsoft Passport.)
- Using Windows Hello on Windows 10 to logon. (We can logon to Windows with the domain account/password, too.)
I'd like to know whether the biometrics' information will be sent to AD and saved in AD or not when we try to logon to Windows 10 with Windows Hello,
I have a question about the repogitry of Windows Hello biometrics' information. I basically understand that those information don't be shared with any other devices and servers as I've read the article below.
Windows Hello biometrics in the enterprise
ttps://technet.microsoft.com/itpro/windows/keep-secure/windows-hello-in-enterprise
> hentication doesn?t roam among devices, isn?t shared with a server, and can?t easily be extracted from a device.
However, in the scenario below, will the biometrics' information be sent to AD and saved in AD ?
- Using a Domain Machine installed Windows 10 on Windows Server 2008 R2 Domain Network. (We can't use Microsoft Passport.)
- Using Windows Hello on Windows 10 to logon. (We can logon to Windows with the domain account/password, too.)
I'd like to know whether the biometrics' information will be sent to AD and saved in AD or not when we try to logon to Windows 10 with Windows Hello,
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