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Questions on enabling Modern Authentication.
Hi Experts, One of our customer raised the below query: If they switch the tenant over to modern auth what happens with: • New apps that try modern auth first Their assumption is that thes...
- If device are domain joined with azure ad sync for the users setup the experience is seamless. If they are azure joined it gets more complicated and you will get the user prompt which is a pain point because you usually have to get it to error out to click the “sign in with another account” then use the same format to get it to take. For whatever reason just typing in the password with the existing login which is displayed correct doesn’t always work.
Enabling Modern auth does nothing with respect to other auth methods, so all clients will continue to work as before. The only difference being that any client capable of (and using) MA will show the new auth UI, or log in the user automatically, depending on the configuration of the tenant/apps.
The AzureAD\UPN format is used with devices joined to Azure AD, which by itself is a different scenario.
If device are domain joined with azure ad sync for the users setup the experience is seamless. If they are azure joined it gets more complicated and you will get the user prompt which is a pain point because you usually have to get it to error out to click the “sign in with another account” then use the same format to get it to take. For whatever reason just typing in the password with the existing login which is displayed correct doesn’t always work.