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Before we check Exchange arbitration…. But, why…. Hi,ALI,I found that after running the New-ExchangeCertificate command on exchange01, only after the certificate was generated in exchange01, and after performing the following steps, it was prompted that the fingerprint was not found in exchange Thanks its resolved now.
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This permission is only used when you report a technical problem through the app settings. Some information from your storage is collected to diagnose the issue. Full network access. This permission is required for sending notifications to verify your identity. Run at startup. If you restart your phone, this permission ensures that you continue you receive notifications to verify your identity.
A: You don't have to unlock your device to approve verification requests because all you need to prove is that you have your phone with you. Two-step verification requires proving two things--a thing you know, and a thing you have. The thing you know is your password. The thing you have is your phone set up with Authenticator and registered as a two-step verification proof.
Therefore, having the phone and approving the request meets the criteria for the second step of verification. A: Activity notifications are sent to Authenticator immediately whenever a change is made to your personal Microsoft accounts, helping to keep you more secure. We previously sent these notifications only through email and SMS. For more information about these activity notifications, see What happens if there's an unusual sign-in to your account.
To change where you receive your notifications, sign in to the Where can we contact you with non-critical account alerts page of your account. A: Make sure the date and time on your device are correct and are being automatically synced. If the date and time is wrong, or out of sync, the code won't work. Q: The Windows 10 Mobile operating system was deprecated December Will the Microsoft Authenticator on Windows Mobile operating systems be deprecated as well?
A: Authenticator on all Windows Mobile operating systems will not be supported after Feb 28, Users will not be eligible for receiving any new updates to the app post the aforementioned date. After Feb 28, Microsoft services that currently support authentications using the Microsoft Authenticator on all Windows Mobile operating systems will begin to retire their support.
In order to authenticate into Microsoft services, we strongly encourage all our users to switch to an alternate authentication mechanism prior to this date. Q: While signing in to my work or school account using the default mail app that comes with iOS, I get prompted by Authenticator for my security verification information.
After I enter that information and return to the mail app, I get an error. What can I do? A: This most-likely happens because your sign-in and your mail app are occurring across two different apps, causing the initial background sign-in process to stop working and to fail. To try to fix this, we recommend you select the Safari icon on the bottom right side of the screen while signing in to your mail app. By moving to Safari, the whole sign-in process happens in a single app, allowing you to sign in to the app successfully.
A: Sometimes, approving or denying a session on watchOS 7 fails with the error message "Failed to communicate with the phone. Make sure to keep your Watch screen awake during future requests. See the FAQs for more info.
In the meantime, any notifications that require the Microsoft Authenticator watchOS app should be approved on your phone instead. When I go back to the iOS app, I get stuck. A: Authenticator supports only Microsoft personal or school or work accounts with push notifications on the Apple Watch companion app.
For your other accounts, like Google or Facebook, you have to open the Authenticator app on your phone to see your verification codes. A: First, make sure you've upgraded to Authenticator version 6. After that, open the Microsoft Authenticator companion app on your Apple Watch and look for any accounts with a Set Up button beneath them.
Complete the setup process to approve notifications for those accounts. Q: I'm getting a communication error between the Apple Watch and my phone. What can I do to troubleshoot? A: This error happens when your Watch screen goes to sleep before it finishes communicating with your phone. If the error happens during setup, try to run setup again, making sure to keep your Watch awake until the process is done. At the same time, open the app on your phone and respond to any prompts that appear.
If your phone and Watch still aren't communicating, you can try the following actions:. Turn off both Bluetooth and Wi-Fi for both your phone and your Watch, and then turn them back on. If the error occurs when you're trying to approve a notification, keep the screen on your Apple Watch awake until the request is complete and you hear the sound that indicates it was successful. Q: Why isn't the Microsoft Authenticator companion app for Apple Watch syncing or showing up on my watch?
A: You first have to make sure you've chosen to share your analytics with us. If you're a TestFlight user, you're already signed up. After you sign up, you can try to reproduce your crash so your crash logs are automatically sent to Microsoft service specialists for investigation. However, if you can't reproduce your crash, you can manually copy your log files and send them to us.
A: The Authenticator app now securely stores and auto-fills passwords on apps and websites you visit on your phone. You can use Autofill to sync and autofill your passwords on your iOS and Android devices.
After setting up the Authenticator app as an autofill provider on your phone, it offers to save your passwords when you enter them on a site or in an app sign-in page. The passwords are saved as part of your personal Microsoft account and are also available when you sign in to Microsoft Edge with your personal Microsoft account.
On the Passwords tab in Authenticator, select Sign in with Microsoft and sign in using your Microsoft account. This feature currently supports only Microsoft accounts and doesn't yet support work or school accounts. On the Passwords tab inside the app, select Sign in with Microsoft and sign in using your Microsoft account.
On iOS, under Settings , select How to turn on Autofill in the Autofill settings section to learn how to set Authenticator as the default autofill provider. A: If Autofill is not available for you in Authenticator, it might be because autofill has not yet been allowed for your organization or account type.
To learn more on how to allow Autofill for your organization, see Autofill for IT admins. On the next screen, you can select on Stop sync and remove all autofill data. This will remove passwords and other autofill data from the device.
Removing autofill data doesn't affect two-step verification. A: Authenticator app already provides a high level of security for two-step verification and account management, and the same high security bar is also extended to managing your passwords.
Strong authentication is needed by Authenticator app : Signing into Authenticator requires a second step. This means that your passwords inside Authenticator app are protected even if someone has your Microsoft account password.
Autofill data is protected with biometrics and passcode : Before you can autofill password on an app or site, Authenticator requires biometric or device passcode. Also, a user cannot open the Passwords page unless they provide biometric or PIN, even if they turn off App Lock in app settings. Passwords are only decrypted when user wants to, that is, during autofill or when user wants to see the password, both of which require biometric or PIN.
Cloud and network security : Your passwords on the cloud are encrypted and decrypted only when they reach your device. Passwords are synced over an SSL-protected HTTPS connection, which helps prevent an attacker from eavesdropping on sensitive data when it is being synced. We also ensure we check the sanity of data being synced over network using cryptographic hashed functions specifically, hash-based message authentication code.
A: Yes, Autofill for your personal Microsoft accounts now works for most enterprise users even when a work or school account is added to the Authenticator app. You can fill out a form to allow or deny Autofill for your organization and send it to the Authenticator team. Autofill is not currently available for work or school accounts. A: No. Password autofill won't sync work or school account password for your users.
When users visit a site or an app, Authenticator will offer to save the password for that site or app, and password is saved only when user chooses to.
No issues printing. I tested on a non updated client and no issues printing as well. This is due to me changing the enforcement level for the Auth change. I suspect when I change the Auth level back to 1 as Enforced per Microsoft then those client machines won't print because they are not up to date. After the later link enforcement with septermber updates all MAC-, Linux- and windows-clients printing ability was disabled. When client tries to communicate unsufficient authentication method the server responsed access denied with unproper error message.
MS has now triggered something that no-one was prepared to deal with and haven't shared enought documentation how to properly configure these services to communicate how they want them to communicate. Should we open the high ports, is there any answer? So you should enable high ports tcp??? Do we need to enable those documented udp ports also with only enabled servers? I especially like the part about "If you find issues during testing, you must contact the vendor for the affected client or server software for an update or workaround before early I have had issues here with Brother printers, however they are not as severe.
Some application calls seem to work while others fail. Our issues appear to be related to our Azure Active Directory in some way, but I haven't gathered any evidence for this yet. I believe it is a permissions issue, as I've experienced no problems with administrator accounts. We recently experienced this in our environment but have yet to pinpoint the update that might have caused this. Current fix for us is running the below command in elevated command prompt as administrator account on the impacted machine :.
My assumption is that a Windows update changed the way that Windows is handling print jobs and is looking at the registry to see if this key exists. If it does not exist it will not allow non admin accounts to install the driver. If it does exist, it must be set to 0 and not 1 for non admins to install. I hope that is the case. After the update, we were having an issue where long established installed printers al of a sudden said they needed driver updates. Users were being prompted to install the driver update, and it looked like it was installing, but at the very end would fail with an error code of 0xb or 0xbbb.
Implementing the PointAndPrint workaround from Microsoft didn't fix the issue for us. This uses the registry setting that negates the patch, which allows Windows to update the printer drivers, and then flips the switch back to enable the new protection.
We are not sure how the patch is going to affect us with new employees and new machines, but at least we can get people printing again.
How do yall manage the issues presented with the latest PrintNightmare mitigation patch? KB : sysadmin reddit. Here are the steps required to deploy printers and print drivers via GPO, while still following Microsoft's recommended practices. Note that not all of these steps may be necessary, but these are the changes I made in our environment to get this working again. Feel free to correct me if I've made a mistake. The Microsoft article is here 1. These settings align with Microsoft's support article that states: If you set RestrictDriverInstallationToAdministrators as not defined or to 1, depending on your environment, users must use one of the following methods to install printers: Temporarily set RestrictDriverInstallationToAdministrators to 0 to install printer drivers.
Not sure if maybe the switch flip was too fast for Windows to download the updated drivers. I say this because I used a more manual method to grant the admin level access. Made the user a member of the local Administrators group. Had user sign out and sign back in to make Admin level access active.
Checked the printers to see if they were showing Needed Update or not. One was showing update but the other 4 were now showing as Ready. Within a few moments, that last printer showed as Ready. Removed user from Local Administrators group, and signed them out.
That delay is why I wonder if maybe the above solution was to fast for this machine or maybe the network drop wiring or whatever. Not that I fully understand how printing works in Windows, but we have users that have been using printers for years and showed as a printer they could pick, but now the printer doesn't show installed. That requires a local admin level to install. Ended up doing the make user local admin, login, issues fixes itself, remove from local admin, logout and log back in.
I wish I knew. Wondering the same thing myself. I'm hoping the rumor is true and something is coming. Need to create PointandPrint expandable hive first and then create a reg key and set the value Looks like GPO can't create this hive? No sure when you wrote about an update coming out IDo you know if the update is out already? I pulled the patch for this week, let's see what MS say I'm seeing this same behavior Mark, as are a lot of folks. With the patch installed I can't installed a printer from a print server even with local admin privileges via GUI or command line.
I don't want to disable the protections provided by this patch but it's my only viable option at this point. I wonder if the users will be prompted for credentials more than once if you use the scheduled task workaround. I believe that once the driver is installed the machine should be good to go. But the one of the things we have seen with these patches is inconsistencies in behavior. Why this Xerox printer but not the one next to it using the same printer driver. Will have to wait an see what other issues start now that people can start to print again, or what happens when people start moving around to different computers.
But they are working now, so one issue down - - waiting for the next. We wonder if it has something to do with certificates on the printer, but that is just a thought we haven't looked in to. For our personal experience with over computers environment. Some driver react properly and the are no more prompting to be required at user logon HP, Ricoh or native driver like Generic Text. But some drivers, even if they are already on the machine, ask to be reinstalled at each opening session time Minolta and some Ricoh.
Again "Temporarily" could be "Permenantly" due to issue where some drivers asking to be reinstalled at each reopenig session. Finally, the only working solution is to use RestrictDriverInstallationToAdministrators to 0 "permanent".
Then add a mitigation where you need to add another strategy to secure which printer servers are allowed. We had the problem too and could solve it. I know the Part 3 does not really match to the other settings but it was just a quick and dirty solution. At the moment the users can print.
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