We've just set up Azure AD and federated it with our G Suite system. I see the provisioned users from G Suite and can log in to Azure and Office with them, no problem.
I also have a Windows 10 Pro PC and have joined it to Azure. Users on our onmicrosoft.com domain can log in to the computer without a problem. Federated users on our real domain, as imported from Google, cannot. It just says, "The user name or password is incorrect. Try again."
Any help is much appreciated.
I'm trying to set up AAD with Okta, and find that when users visit the App Embed link and it posts their SAML response to https://login.microsoftonline.com/login.srf, they get an unhelpful error:
AADSTS50107: Requested federation realm object 'http://okta.com/..............' does not exist
I already set up an external identity provider. How do I get it to recognize my domain?
I created a Google Project to allow Google users to authenticate via Google to our O365 SharePoint Online site that we shared with our client external users.
If a user uses a Gmail account they can log in. However, our client has a custom Google domain and it does not get redirected to the Google login for authentication. It goes to the default MS Login.
How can I "register" their domain as a Google domain so they won't be directed to Microsoft login?
Using the Snapcraft app package Plume which is a publishing/blogging package using ActivityPub.
The only, current problem is when an instance other than the one I've installed attempts to 'like' or 'boost' a post it's unable to retrieve an SSL certificate (Let's Encrypt). Mastodon returns this error:
503 Remove SSL certificate could not be verified
A reverse proxy is used on the Plume server.
The SSL cert is properly configured in the Apache .vhost file and is working when accessing via https.
The Snapcraft SSL directory is empty for this app. Apparently Snapcraft does not permit adding symlink (as su) which I'd thought would be a straightforward way to correct this.
Over all this Plume instance does federate using Activity Hub both in and outbound.
Have tried inquiring at Snapcraft and the Plume developers (it's in alpha) with no success.
Wondering if anyone has come across a similar issue with a Snapcraft install?
Is it possible to create a MySQL stored procedure that can execute a given insert or update and then also have it connect to a 2nd server and run the same commands? I want to basically call one server and in real-time have it backup to the second server. Just a yah or ney would suffice unless you have a link or two handy or another solution.
Thank you for your time. Aaron