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Whiteboard - Can't Sign-in/Sync with Work Account. Authenticator Keeps Popping Up.
- DeletedJun 07, 2020
jespasan I solved my problem, but I don't know exactly why it solves it. I had to install the management certificates from the Company Portal app (bascially Microsoft Intune). That's the thing that lets your company set policies like password length, remote wipe on your behalf, etc. After that, no more problems with Authenticator. Whiteboard then works.
Hi Ian Mikutel , just for the record, it hasn’t fixed my issue... Whiteboard is still invoking the authenticator every step of the “create whiteboard” and selecting members, and never gets to actually send the invites to colleagues to join.
Would you know if the issue is meant to have been fixed? (if so I would probe our IT to do sth similar to what it was suggested in this thread, or fully de register and re-register my device etc.).
Thanks in any case.
Cheers!
JC
jespasan can you please confirm the WB iOS version # in which you still hit the Authenticator loop issue? It should be fixed when running the latest App Store build. Thanks!
- jespasanJul 06, 2020Copper Contributor
Sure, it is 20.10615.0.5289
I have it in auto update and I can see that is the latest one in the app store.
I just checked and it keep invoking the authenticator 😕
Cheers!
JC
- dfuhrimanJul 08, 2020Copper Contributor
Also running 20.10615.0.5289 and receiving the authenticator error...
- dfuhrimanJul 08, 2020Copper Contributor
Not sure if this will be helpful for folks or not but I was finally able to figure out a way to get signed in. Here's my setup:
I have two "work" accounts (one personal, one actual work). Steps to reproduce/solve:
- Completely uninstall the app.
- Re-download and install
- Open the app
- Select 'work' when prompted to sign in.
- Received the error I previously posted.
- Downloaded the MS Authenticator app (but didn't actually do anything with it)
- Re-opened Whiteboard
- Was prompted to sign in
- Selected 'work' and proceeded.
- Received a totally different error stating that the user I was attempting to sign in with did not belong to the tenant. For some reason my personal "work" tenant was already associated to Whiteboard and my actual work user of course does not exist there.
- Decided to try logging in with my personal "work" user --> SUCCESS
- "Signed out" of personal "work" user
- Was taken to a new screen that listed AD accounts where I saw my personal 'work' user.
- Selected the '+' option and was prompted to sign in with a work account.
- Signed in with my actual work account --> SUCCESS
Very odd and roundabout flow but it finally worked.