Certificate authentication bindings and limitations
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1. Microsoft Entra ID checks whether CBA is set up for the tenant. If CBA is set up, the user sees a link to **Use a certificate or smart card** on the password page. If the user doesn't see the sign-in link, make sure that CBA is set up for the tenant.
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> [!NOTE]
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> If CBA is set up for the tenant, all users see the **Use a certificate or smart card** link on the password sign-in page. However, only users who are in scope for CBA can successfully authenticate for an application that uses Microsoft Entra ID as their identity provider.
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