My Azure login is stuck at MFA and cannot proceed
In August, I was still able to log in to Azure, and by logging in through GitHub I could bypass 2FA. But now, no matter how I try, logging in via GitHub always requires 2FA. I can’t access my Azure account anymore—nothing works. The system prompts me to use Microsoft Authenticator to confirm a two-digit code in real time. My Microsoft Authenticator on my iPhone is logged into the same Microsoft account, but I’m not receiving any verification requests for Azure login. No matter how much I refresh, nothing shows up. I’ve already updated the Microsoft Authenticator app to the latest version from the App Store. However, my personal Microsoft account works fine and can log in without any issues.
Exclude Microsoft first party applications in Azure conditional access policy
We have app built on Microsoft Graph resource and we have a conditional access policy that targets all cloud apps. when users sign into this app using Chrome browser on iOS they get error and prompt to use Edge. We do not want users to change the browser and tried to exclude Microsoft Graph from CA policy using all options including API but fails with the below error. Policy contains invalid applications: unsupported firstpartyapplication. Is there a way to exclude Microsoft Graph from the policy?
Full Migration to MS365
Hello everyone, I'm reaching out for some insights concerning a recent transition we've embarked on. Initially, our business operated with 10 users on Windows Server Essentials 2016, utilizing SSLVPN for remote access via RDP for remote users. All ran smoothly until about a month ago when we took the step to incorporate MS365 Business Premium, coinciding with a slight increase in users, now totaling 12. Given our team's familiarity with the new system and the company's demanding schedule, we decided to phase in the transition. Thus far, I've successfully migrated our emails to MS365 and integrated Teams. Currently, the team still relies on VPN for accessing shared drives. However, we aim to pivot to a setup where access to shared folders is governed via SharePoint, but exclusively for managed devices while blocking all other access points. All our computers are AD-registered. The goal is a full migration to the cloud: transitioning shared folders to SharePoint, user profiles to OneDrive for Business, and utilizing Intune for comprehensive desktop management. I've considered employing a third-party tool, specifically ForensiT, for user migration. Before moving forward, I'd appreciate any feedback or alternative suggestions you might have. Ultimately, we'd like to retire the current server and SSL VPN setup. Thank you for your time and guidance.Test AIP Labels
Hi Team. I have the following scenario: Exchange 2016 on prem Outlook 2016 Azure Information Protection P1 In AIP create labels, assign to users. Install AIP client in user computers. When create new email, assign label, send email to user with AIP permissions and licensing, the destination user cannot open email, show error "You do not have permission to open this message" The user have AIP licensing and permissions in label. Any ideas? Thanks
