multiOTP / multiOTPCredentialProvider

multiOTP Credential Provider is a V2 Credential Provider for Windows 7/8/8.1/10/2012(R2)/2016 with options like RDP only and UPN name support
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Offline UPN is not Working #47

Closed Mahaboob-Aslam closed 2 years ago

Mahaboob-Aslam commented 3 years ago

Hi

Good Morning!

I trying to use MultiOTP CredentialProvider.

What I am seeing is "MultiOTP Credential Provider works fine, when domain is online and domain is reachable, login with UPN works fine, If I try to login when domain is not Online and domain is not reachable, UPN is not working" i.e., Credential Provider does not allow me to login.

I am following these steps:

Made the AD Server machine offline. Entered my Credentials as follows in the fields: UserName : username@domain.com Password: *** After pushing the < SUBMIT> button, I am seeing the following message.

"We cant sign you in with this credential because your domain isn't available. Make sure your device is connected to your Organisation's network and try again. If you previously signed in on this device with another credential, you can sign in with that Credential."

Could you Please help me out how to enable or what has to be done in the code to implement the "Offline UPN to work." Please do the needful.

Regards Aslam

multiOTP commented 3 years ago

Hello, Thanks for trying our solution. Did you successfully loged in using UPN and OTP on the same machine with AD online ? Do you have a multiOTP server or do you use a local multiOTP ? It looks like this error message is coming from Windows. Can you try the same process on the same machine but without multiOTP credential provider ?

Best regards

multiOTP commented 2 years ago

Hello, After looking for some solutions, we decided to implement a UPN offline cache starting in the 5.8.9.x release, as UPN offline information cannot be available natively from Microsoft Windows. Regards,

multiOTP commented 2 years ago

Hello, Version 5.9.0.3 resolves the offline UPN issue. Regards.