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Logging for conditional access
All of our Mailboxes are hosted in the cloud. Our on premises server is used for management purposes only. We do not use the connector. Does this matter?
No, in that case you can disregard my comment about the on-premise connector, it's not required when using Exchange Online.
- Robert WoodsJan 07, 2019Steel Contributor
I think I may have come across root cause on this. From what I am reading even after iOS default mail app was updated to work with OAuth it did not work with modern auth if the profile was pushed to the device by intune. They have supposedly corrected this issue. I do see a new checkbox in the intune device configuration that we push that enables OAuth. I will create a test policy with that checkbox enabled and apply it to our test user group to see if this resolves the issue.
- eglocklingJan 07, 2019Steel Contributor
Good catch! Let us know if this resolves the problem.
- Robert WoodsJan 07, 2019Steel Contributor
Just finished testing and it absolutely did. End users have to go into the passwords section on thier phones settings and re-enter the password, which then prompts them to allow iOS Accounts to access office 365 with certain permissions, and after acceptance the logging shows our policies now being applied.