- #SKYPE FOR BUSINESS MAC WON'T REMEMBER LOG IN UPDATE#
- #SKYPE FOR BUSINESS MAC WON'T REMEMBER LOG IN PASSWORD#
- #SKYPE FOR BUSINESS MAC WON'T REMEMBER LOG IN WINDOWS#
Skype for Business Service DiscoveryĭNS records used by internal and/or external clients to discover Skype for Business services should be configured to resolve to a Skype for Business server that is not enabled for two-factor authentication. Unless these authentication types are disabled at the service level, all other versions of the client will be unable to sign in successfully once two-factor authentication is enabled within in your deployment.
To enable passive authentication for users, other authentication methods must be disabled for other roles and services, including these: Configuration Type Topology RequirementsĬustomers are encouraged to deploy two-factor authentication using dedicated Skype for Business Server with Edge, Director, and User Pools. The Cumulative Updates for Lync Server 2013: July 2013 desktop client and the Skype for Business client are the only clients that currently support two-factor authentication. By comparing the user information (user name and password) to the certificate provided, the server validates the credentials and authenticates the user.Ĭonsider the following subjects when configuring a Skype for Business Server environment to support two-factor authentication. A smart card contains a certificate associated with the user account, and can be validated against user and certificate information stored on a server. This is also known as "something you have, something you know."Ī typical example of two-factor authentication with a certificate is the use of smart cards. Two-factor authentication provides improved security by requiring users to provide two forms of authentication or identification, namely a user name/password combination and a token or certificate. "Run as" and use the same UAC account used when opening Outlooks normally.Summary: Manage two-factor authentication in Skype for Business Server.
#SKYPE FOR BUSINESS MAC WON'T REMEMBER LOG IN PASSWORD#
Now that my Outlook has the password I can't try this, but without signing out of the account (OS) maybe someone can right-click whatever starts Outlook (icon on desktop, etc) and pick More.
Skype for Business does ask for the password, or you can get it to ask by closing the app and re-opening it, but then again, Skype wasn't developed by Microsoft. Unfortunately, that means it when you do need to enter the password changing the "always prompt" setting is unavailable when you need it. I guess that means it's up to the user to check the remember box whenever Outlook does prompt. Our +Exchange server setting to "Always prompt for password" is unchecked and grayed out - I assume by group policy. I'm guessing that even though one clears the credentials, something is still remembered somewhere in memory (the OS? Office? background "service" or whatever) and that isn't cleared unless you sign out of the account. Today I changed my AD password and +Outlook 2016 eventually said "Need password" in the lower right-ish of the Outlook window (status area) but it wouldn't prompt for the password, even after closing OL, clearing the credentials and re-opening Outlook.+Įventually, I signed out of the account, then signed back in (Win 10 32-bit if that matters) and after opening Outlook it finally prompted for the password. I feel like I've missed some information, but I'm not sure what. The second link points to a registry key that simply does not exist for me and is seemingly not applicable in Outlook 2016. Links I've tried will be at the bottom of this post. I've seen a few other folks with this problem, but those fixes don't work for me. I've removed his password info from Credential Manager. I don't know if it matters, but our O365 setup uses ADFS. I've reached out to the mail team, but I've been told there's no changes that have been made that should cause this. I run O365 personally and I'm able to get it to have me enter a password each time, but our organizational one won't.
#SKYPE FOR BUSINESS MAC WON'T REMEMBER LOG IN UPDATE#
I'll update the post when I get that information.
#SKYPE FOR BUSINESS MAC WON'T REMEMBER LOG IN WINDOWS#
As far as I know, it's Windows 10, but I'm not sure of the Office version.
I'm working on getting details on the system it's working on. This seems to work on one of his computers, but not the other. I have a client here that wants to be prompted for his password every time he opens Outlook.
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