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HTTP.sys request logging
Hi, several services like Remote Access (Windows Server Reverse Proxy) or KDC Proxy do use HTTP.sys as engine to deliver their sites to the user. I am aware that there is an error log in "C:\Windows\System32\LogFiles\HTTPERR" but how do I enable a normal "request logging" like IIS does? I want to track every connection, its source ip address and other information in a log file but how can I do this?Re: Outlook issue: Birthday of contacts is one day too early/late / some ideas
Unfortunately, this issue still exists in all modern Exchange On-Premises versions and even in Exchange Online. I've tried to summarise this issue and a fix for all German fellows on my blog: https://schweigerstechblog.de/outlook-geburtstage-von-kontakten-um-einen-tag-falsch/65Views0likes0CommentsRe: ADFS Custom 401 Error Page for denied Access
LeonPavesic Thank you for your answer but are you sure that this applies to newest ADFS version? 1. Open the ADFS Management Console. 2. Go to Policies > Claims Providers > Edit Claim Provider for the claim provider that you want to configure. I think you are talking about "Claims Provider Trust"? The option to access "Properties" is greyed out. Another approach I've tried is to configure the "ErrorPageAuthorizationErrorMessage" parameter with PowerShell: Set-AdfsGlobalWebContent -ErrorPageAuthorizationErrorMessage "You have received an Authorization error. Contact IT for assistance." But I cannot find any difference after setting this parameter.1.8KViews1like3CommentsADFS Custom 401 Error Page for denied Access
Hi, is it possible to display a custom 401 error page if a user is not permitted to access a certain SAML/OIDC application due to the applied access policy? Currently, if the user tries to access an application, he gets redirected to ADFS. After authentication, the user gets redirected back to the application although ADFS has not generated a token due to the configured access policy denies access. After that, the application displays a generic error message like "Unknown Login Error. Please try again". Current flow: User accesses application Gets redirected to ADFS Authenticates in ADFS (user is not permitted to authenticate) Gets redirected back to the application Gets a generic error message from the application Is there any way to configure a custom error message in ADFS to change this behaviour? I don't want to redirect the user back to the application if he is not allowed to access it. In my opinion, the following flow would be much user friendly: User accesses application Gets redirected to ADFS Authenticates in ADFS (user is not permitted to authenticate) ADFS displays an error message (You are not allowed to use this application) Any help is appreciated!2.3KViews0likes5Comments
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