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JMSHW0420
Jul 10, 2023Iron Contributor
Error with accessing Microsoft 365 Defender Data Connector...
Hello to all, Just tried to access the Microsoft 365 Defender data connector on a client instance and received the following error message... Has anyone come across this and even res...
Julian
Brass Contributor
Are you using classic conditional access policies? Replace them with new policies and try disabling the old ones 🙂
JMSHW0420
Jul 11, 2023Iron Contributor
Thanks for the reply Julian.
The actual error: AADSTS50131 (Device is not in required device state)
I think I have seen this error relating to classic CA policy definitions that were created when Intune is or was connected to the Defender portal...
The actual error: AADSTS50131 (Device is not in required device state)
I think I have seen this error relating to classic CA policy definitions that were created when Intune is or was connected to the Defender portal...
- gem0011Aug 23, 2023Copper Contributor
JMSHW0420
I wanted to follow up on this issue. Were you able to resolve it? If so, could you provide some guidance or steps to remedy the issue?- Hey_manAug 25, 2023Copper Contributor
gem0011There is no Sentinel Apps in the Conditional Access. Thus, the only way is disable MFA in the account which you used for configure the Sentinel. Then configure the Microsoft 365 Defender Data Connector. Once configuration was completed, restore the MFA settings in the account.
- JMSHW0420Aug 28, 2023Iron ContributorHello gem0011,
I was able to resolve the matter (for me) by adjusting the classic CA policy and applying an exclusion group...
You check this by:
• Log in to Azure Portal
• Search for or click on 'Azure AD Conditional Access'
• Click on Manage > Classic Policies
• See under 'Policy Name' if [Windows Defender ATP] Device policy) is listed
• Click on the policy and create an exclusion group...