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DavidBelanger
Microsoft
MicrosoftPUBLIC PREVIEW: Announcing public preview of Azure AD joined VMs
We are excited to announce the public preview of Azure AD joined VMs support for Azure Virtual Desktop. This feature allows customers to easily deploy Azure AD joined session hosts from the Azure por...
- End-to-end single sign-on is definitely something we are working on but isn't available in the first release due to the protocol we are using. We know how important that feature it.
I'm encountering "The sign-in method you're trying to use isn't allowed. Try a different sign-in method or contact your administrator" when attempting to authenticate with an M365 user account to an AAD Joined Session Host. I'm able to click "Ok", get back to the login prompt and log in with the local administrator account, though.
I also have targetisaadjoined:i:1 in the RDP Properties...
Anyone encountering this?
I also have targetisaadjoined:i:1 in the RDP Properties...
Anyone encountering this?
I believe I figured this out. We have a conditional access policy for all cloud apps: RequireDuoMFA. After removing the user account from the associated security group AND from the Duo Security console, I was able to authenticate.
Microsoft, can this be fixed?
Microsoft, can this be fixed?
Chris_Gilles_1337 You just need to exclude „Azure Windows VM Sign-in“ from the CA policy requiring MFA beside the already mentioned RDP settings. At least this worked for me.
