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I use Windows AD to manage my clients, and I was curious if I could allow the "UPN" attribute (@) format for logging in instead of the user's email or just using the prefix before the "@" in the UPN. The name before the UPN (AKA the "Login Name") is always unique.
Put "userPrincipalName" in the LDAP search attributes if you want the UPN to work. Use sAMAccountName if you want just the part before the @ to work. Put both in a comma separated list if you want both to work.
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I use Windows AD to manage my clients, and I was curious if I could allow the "UPN" attribute (@) format for logging in instead of the user's email or just using the prefix before the "@" in the UPN. The name before the UPN (AKA the "Login Name") is always unique.
Here is more Information on the UPN attribute
Does this already exist? Or no, from my testing, it does not appear to work.
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