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Condititional Access blocks access to AAD Management portal
Have you selected "All cloud apps" in the first block rule?
If so, what happens if you edit the rule to block only the cloud apps that are selectable in the list?
As is mentioned in the documents below, not all Azure services are onboarded for conditional access, so maybe there is some backend service that is required to access Azure AD, that is currently being blocked?
One would think that the service in question would show up in the sign in logs as being blocked though..
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/conditional-access/concept-conditional-access-cloud-apps
Jonhed
manually selecting all cloud apps, instead of the 'all cloud apps' does work. I also noticed, it is not just the AAD management portal being blocked, also the endpoint manager portal is blocked, when i use the default option 'All cloud apps'When manual selecting the apps, this portal is also available again.
- Great, no need for testing then!
- I'm going to create a ticket with MS. Manually selecting all apps might be a workarround, but not the one i would like to use.
Will post an update when i have one.
- Yeah, I agree that there's probably something backend causing this and was thinking about it in the same way, but too lazy doing just that 🙂 Will probably do some more testing when work allows for it.
