Windows 10 Sign in authenticator problems with other (AzureAD) user to personal account
For several times I tried to get signed in with my work account which is connected as AzureAD at other users. When I sign in with my password to this account, windows 10 asks to authenticate with Microsoft Authenticator App. When I open the app and add this AzureAD account it also asks to authenticate with Microsoft Authenticator App. So I am sort of stuck in an authentication loop. There are also other options like send a message to my phone, but that is not working. I do not receive anything on my phone (I assigned the correct phone number at my AzureAD account). I also tried toauthenticate with my personal account as I thought it would maybe be the main account, but I do not get any respond. I can get into windows but then it will always ask about myauthentication, which is not working.
MFA for On-prem and Azure Applications
Hello How can we implement MFA on both on-prem environment and Azure. Right now I have MFA configured for our Azure tenant but it only supports Cloud apps. We are using the same O365 accounts for our on-prem applications as well, but MFA is not prompting when are trying to access them. Is there any way we can configure it for on-prem apps as well. Currently, we havehis Azure AD Premium P1 license.
Azure AD Connect Staging Mode Schedule
Hi, I have set up a staging server for our hybrid environment, imported the settings from the live, and performed full import followed by synchronisation. This was done following the Microsoft documentation as per here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/hybrid/how-to-connect-sync-staging-server After this, I am confused about scheduling. Do I now need to enable the schedule in staging mode in order for the sync tool to keep receiving the updates from Active Directory (although not exporting them)? This particular line confuses me further: "A server in staging mode continues to receive changes from Active Directory and Azure AD and can quickly take over the responsibilities of another server in the event of a failure." But how would it manage to do that if there is no schedule? Is there some other background process? I am using a standard installation in that there there is no SQL HA involved; only the default SQL Express version that comes along with it. Many thanks in advance.
Windows Virtual Desktop Sping 2020 release - CAA20004 error
Hi, I've configured Windows Virtual desktop using the new release but having issues login into Remote Desktop app after clicking on 'Subscribe'. I get an Error CAA20004 and 'we couldn't authenticate you. However I can access everything via the Web portal (e.g. full desktop or published apps). My setup is: 1x WVD session host joined Azure AD domain services, M365 E5 licenses. I happens to all user accounts. Any ideas? Thank you.