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Impossible travel alerts on failed logins
I am picking up impossible alerts that are not relevant. I have specified successful logins only for the Impossible Travel policy but it still alerting on what seems like failed logins. It is also di...
We are having the same issue. The Alert is not useful at all because 99% of the time it is a failed login. So after a while you start to ignore what could be a very useful and important alert.
Any help Microsoft guru type people?
Paul
We have started receiving Impossible Travel alerts for AT&T via Puerto Rico for people using email on their AT&T mobile devices while located in Florida and Illinois. The IP comes through as
2600:387:9:5::c4, (matched the OP), because I have verified with the users and now know that this is legitimate work being done, I am likely going to alter the policy to known IP addresses.
This really doesn't solve the problem, just masks getting the error from reporting. The real issue is why is AT&T is saying this traffic is from PR.
This really doesn't solve the problem, just masks getting the error from reporting. The real issue is why is AT&T is saying this traffic is from PR.
James Jones We had the same issue. Seems to be with AT&T IPv6 routing.
