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# User experience with Passport
> See what users experience with Passport on Mac. Understand the login screen, IdP authentication prompts, password sync notifications, and setup flow.
This guide applies to Mac computers
### About Passport
Passport lets you sign in to your Mac with the same email and password you use for work or school. You don't need a separate password just for your computer.
### How It Works
When you reach the login screen, you enter your work or school email and password. Passport checks them with your organization's sign-in system and then logs you into your Mac.
### Logging in with Mac Login
With Mac Login, you see the standard Mac login screen with username and password fields. If you see your organization's sign-in page (for example, Okta or another provider) in the login window instead, skip to the next section.
At the login screen, enter your full work or school email address in the **username** field and your work or school password in the **password** field.
After you sign in successfully, you'll be logged into your Mac.
### Logging in with Web Login
With Web Login, your organization's sign-in page (for example, Okta or another provider) appears inside the login window. You may see that provider's branding and an extra verification step before you sign in.
Sign in using your work or school credentials. If your organization uses an extra verification step, complete that when prompted.
You may be asked for your work or school password one more time after verification.
After you complete sign-in, you'll be logged into your Mac.
### Signing in with Only Your Mac Account (Local Login)
If your IT team has allowed it, you can sign in using only your Mac account instead of your work or school account.
Click the Profile icon at the top right of the login window.
Click **Switch to Local Login**.
Enter the username and password for your Mac account, then press **Enter**.
To sign in with your work or school account again, click the Web Login icon.
Click **Switch to Web Login**.
### Linking Accounts
The first time you sign in, you may see an option to link your work or school account with an existing account on this Mac. Linking keeps all of your files and settings. After that, you'll sign in with your work or school email and password instead of a separate Mac password.
Select **Link my existing account**.
Click **Continue**.
From the drop-down menu, select the Mac account you want to link to your work or school sign-in.
Enter the password for that Mac account.
Click **Continue**.
A confirmation dialog appears. Click **Link this account** to confirm. This action cannot be undone.
### Changing Keyboard Language at the Login Screen
You can choose a different keyboard language on the login screen. This is helpful if you use a non-US keyboard.
Your choice is saved and will still be there after you restart your Mac.
In the upper-right corner of the login window, click the Keyboard icon.
Choose the language you want for the keyboard.
### Resetting or Changing Your Password
If you don't see the option to reset your password when you follow the steps below, ask your IT or support team to turn on that option for you.
#### Reset Password from the Menu Bar (While Logged In)
You can open your organization's password reset page from the Iru Endpoint menu so you can change your work or school password.
Click the Iru Endpoint menu in the menu bar at the top of the screen.
Click the gear icon.
Choose the **Reset Password...** menu item.
A browser window opens with your organization's password reset page. Follow the steps there to set a new work or school password.
#### Reset Password at the Login Screen
If you're at the login screen and enter the wrong password three times, a link to reset your password may appear (if your organization has set this up).
At the login screen, enter your work or school password incorrectly three times.
If your organization offers password reset at the login screen, a link to reset your password appears.
Click the link and follow the steps to set a new work or school password.
#### When Passport Asks You to Update Your Mac Password
Passport can check from time to time that your Mac password matches your work or school password. If you changed your work or school password, Passport may prompt you to update your Mac password so they stay in sync. In some setups, Passport only does this check when you sign in; in others, it may check every few minutes while you're logged in.
