(Mac) If you primarily use Mac computers to access LastPass, make the following changes:.(Windows) If you primarily use a Windows computer to access LastPass, make the following changes:.Click on the edit pencil icon next to Duo.If using browser extension: Select Open My Vault.If you are using Duo for the first time, see Duo: Use Duo Security to Sign In.You should now be logged into your LastPass vault. Accept the Duo push notification on your mobile device.
For more information, see Disable Multifactor (on this page). Doing so could keep your setup process in a loop.
Warning: Do not click on Disable Multifactor. Important! A Duo mobile push notification will be sent to your mobile device and you will also see the display shown below. Have your Duo registered mobile device ready for the next step. If you used the browser extension or macOS app for setting up, then log back in using it. If you used the LastPass Login page for setting up, navigate to the LastPass Login page. You will see a page showing that initial setup is complete. Your registered email address should auto populate as indicated below. 
Note: If using macOS app, this screen opens in Safari. The login should navigate to the screen shown below. Open the LastPass extension or macOS app and log in. Now that you have completed your initial LastPass setup, you can Log in for the First Time (on this page). Important! Remove the and domain name (e.g., umn.edu, d.umn.edu) of your email address. Your email address should auto populate as indicated below. When setting up LastPass and logging in, you can either use the browser extension (on this page) or go use the LastPass Login page (on this page). Using the Browser Extension or macOS App. INSTALL LASTPASS PLUG IN CHROME HOW TO
This article discusses how to set up Duo Multifactor Authentication (MFA) with the LastPass browser extension, macOS app, or the LastPass login page in Chrome, Firefox, Microsoft Edge, or Safari.
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