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NidalT
Dec 06, 2017Brass Contributor
Turning on Modern Authentication with mixed Outlook versions
Hi,
We have not yet turned on Modern Authentication in our tenant.
Our scenario:
Hybrid environment with Exchange 2010 and Office 365 without ADFS.
We have approximately 1.5k users wi...
NidalT
Dec 06, 2017Brass Contributor
An ideal scenario would be that we enable it for the whole organization and nothing would change for all accounts that are already configured.
We would then let most of it phase out:
-> New users would get Modern Auth
-> Existing users receiving new device would get Modern Auth
-> We would switch others in batches
This would allow us to do it at our own pace without causing a big bang by enabling it for the whole organization.
However, I couldn't find any official article that explained this in detail.
Nowhere is mentioned what would happen to existing clients and older Outlook versions.
And yes, we don't like app password either. Modern Auth would allow us to get rid of it.
S Aziz
Apr 09, 2019Copper Contributor
I have a similar situation although slightly different scenario.
We have Outlook 2016 clients in Exchange Online with Modern Auth OFF at the tenant level. If Modern Auth is enabled, what would the Outlook behavior be? Would Outlook clients switch silently or would there be auth prompts?
Thanks.
We have Outlook 2016 clients in Exchange Online with Modern Auth OFF at the tenant level. If Modern Auth is enabled, what would the Outlook behavior be? Would Outlook clients switch silently or would there be auth prompts?
Thanks.