login and authentication
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Record / write login events on Active Directory from application
Hi All; I want to write login events (success or failure) on Active Directory whenever users login to my application that is using Active Directory for authentication. I am doing this for audit purposes. Is this necessary? Is it possible and how?666Views0likes2Comments
Microsoft Teams Mac OSX: Authentication: Auth incomplete after 10 minutes
Hey everyone, I am having an issue setting up Teams on a 'new' (to me) Mac. This Mac has been cleaned with a fresh install of 10.15.7 (Catalina) and is sitting next to my older Mac. Teams is working on the older Mac (and my nearby Windows 10 PC, and my iPhone) but on the new Mac, it is reporting the following from it's log.txt file: Mon Jan 25 2021 13:40:25 GMT-0400 (Atlantic Standard Time) <852> -- info -- eHrdService: Response received successfully Mon Jan 25 2021 13:40:25 GMT-0400 (Atlantic Standard Time) <852> -- event -- protocol: https:, status: success, scenario: ba8b7c38-5be8-49cc-b360-ac0779ef2c02, scenarioName: desktop_launch_unknown_protocol, name: desktop_launch_unknown_protocol, step: start, sequence: 0, delta: 0, scenarioDelta: 0, elapsed: 13312, stepDelta: 0, vdiMode: 0, eventpdclevel: 2, Scenario.Name: desktop_launch_unknown_protocol, Scenario.Step: start, Scenario.Status: success, Mon Jan 25 2021 13:40:25 GMT-0400 (Atlantic Standard Time) <852> -- event -- protocol: https:, status: success, scenario: ba8b7c38-5be8-49cc-b360-ac0779ef2c02, scenarioName: desktop_launch_unknown_protocol, name: desktop_launch_unknown_protocol, step: stop, sequence: 1, delta: 0, scenarioDelta: 0, elapsed: 13312, stepDelta: 0, vdiMode: 0, eventpdclevel: 2, Scenario.Name: desktop_launch_unknown_protocol, Scenario.Step: stop, Scenario.Status: success, Mon Jan 25 2021 13:42:12 GMT-0400 (Atlantic Standard Time) <852> -- event -- status: timeout, scenario: 12dde392-d4c1-44dc-9af3-25c8c282ac03, scenarioName: desktop_app_load, name: desktop_app_load, step: stop, sequence: 1, delta: 120003, scenarioDelta: 120003, elapsed: 120096, stepDelta: 120003, vdiMode: 0, eventpdclevel: 1, Scenario.Name: desktop_app_load, Scenario.Step: stop, Scenario.Status: timeout, Mon Jan 25 2021 13:42:24 GMT-0400 (Atlantic Standard Time) <852> -- event -- status: timeout, scenario: 7c731537-4b06-4652-8678-10692ab44426, scenarioName: desktop_upn, name: desktop_upn, step: stop, sequence: 1, delta: 120006, scenarioDelta: 120006, elapsed: 131933, stepDelta: 120006, vdiMode: 0, eventpdclevel: 3, Scenario.Name: desktop_upn, Scenario.Step: stop, Scenario.Status: timeout, Mon Jan 25 2021 13:50:12 GMT-0400 (Atlantic Standard Time) <852> -- info -- Starting daemon App updates Mon Jan 25 2021 13:50:13 GMT-0400 (Atlantic Standard Time) <852> -- event -- name: desktop_auth_incomplete_timeout, url: , vdiMode: 0, eventpdclevel: 3, Mon Jan 25 2021 13:50:13 GMT-0400 (Atlantic Standard Time) <852> -- error -- Authentication: Auth incomplete after 10 minutes of no response from url Mon Jan 25 2021 13:59:51 GMT-0400 (Atlantic Standard Time) <852> -- info -- before-quit event raised. Closing the app. With a clean install of Teams, I get to the login window and enter my email address. From there it asks me if this is a school/work account or my personal one - I select school/work. At that point it holds for just over 10 minutes before I get the messages noted above. I have tried cleaning the ~/Library/Application Support/Microsoft/Teams folder a few times. I have also reset/changed my Office 365 login (which is tied to our domain login). Nothing has worked. Logging in and out of my other Teams instances has been fine and operating as expected. Has anyone experienced this and can point me in the direction of a fix? I would like to be able to give up my older Mac to another employee.Solved3.9KViews0likes6Comments