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Federated identities are not supported #60

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codeitch opened this issue Jun 30, 2023 · 3 comments
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Federated identities are not supported #60

codeitch opened this issue Jun 30, 2023 · 3 comments

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@codeitch
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Since the new version 0.9.0, there seems to be this exception following an authentication attempt:

Exception: C:\Program Files\WindowsPowerShell\Modules\AADInternals\0.9.0\AccessToken_utils.ps1:2885
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2885 | throw "Federated identities are not supported."
| ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
| Federated identities are not supported.

@codeitch codeitch changed the title Federated identities are not supported. Federated identities are not supported Jun 30, 2023
@NestoriSyynimaa
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Correct, it is not implemented yet. Will try to get it to the next release.

@Kor1134
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Kor1134 commented Nov 16, 2023

Do you have an estimated timetable to implement federated identities?

I'm currently limited to 30-day tokens as that is the extent ICD will allow, and we are migrating thousands of devices from local domains to Azure AD. I can't generate a BPRT with my federated ID, and I desperately need this feature.

@NestoriSyynimaa
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Due to various reasons, I won't be implementing this to AADInternals. It would be relatively easy to support ADFS, but there are so many options out there..

However, you can authenticate using v0.8.x versions, they should be working just fine.

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