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The following article says that the AD on premises UPN needs to be internet routable (and verified in Azure AD) to be supported with HAADJ. However, it makes no reference to using Alternate Login ID in this article - -us/azure/active-directory/devices/hybrid-azuread-join-plan#review-on-p...
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Joe Robinson I understand the exact scenario you are in. For this specific thing we now have the capability to use Hybrid AAD Autopilot where t VPN is pushed which connects to the corp network before the user needs to login to the machine, making it in line of DC for successful login.
This scenario will definitely help you if you can make sure that you meet the requirements. Have a look here :
-us/mem/autopilot/user-driven#user-driven-mode-for-hybrid-azure-active-directory-join-with-vpn-support
So, the devices were joined to the on-prem domain using VPN. The device object is synced to Azure AD using Ad Connect Sync. The hybrid join is working and confirmed (as far as I can tell, from SSO, status on Azure AD, dsregcmd /status). Intune also working (enrollment using GPO).
I was able to log in as a new user (non-cached credentials) on some devices, but some didn't work. So far unable to understand what's the difference between both, but it looks to me the non-cached/unreachable on-prem login is possible for Hybrid Joined devices.
The only time you see "join this community" is when you are currently signed into a Stack Exchange and you do not yet have an account with the specific community you are visiting. This is what I see when I go to Academics.SE when signed in since I don't have an account there:
The login to Stack Exchange is browser specific and is generally persistent unless you explicitly sign out. So the most likely explanation for your experience is you (or someone else using the same computer & browser) previously signed into a SE account that does not have a Stack Overflow account associated with it, and then never signed out.
When you're done creating your interactive Pear Deck Slides, launch your presentation to start a new Session. Students must join your Session to see your slides and respond to your interactive questions on their screens. Below, you can find a Quick Guide for Students to join a Session, and a Login Settings Guide for Teachers.
Students don't need to create a Pear Deck account to join Sessions, but they may need a Google or Microsoft Office 365 account to join a Pear Deck Session if the teacher requires it in their Settings (see the next section).
As the teacher (presenter) you get to determine whether students join your Sessions with an email account or anonymously. Login settings are held for all future Sessions. If you turn OFF student login and let students join anonymously, you will not be able to retrieve their names or email addresses from any Sessions you present going forward. Turn ON student login anytime to start collecting email addresses and names again. Keep reading to learn more:
When you let users join anonymously, they are not prompted to enter email account information. Instead, an avatar and nickname is assigned to each student. Participants can respond to your interactive slides, but you won't see their names. Turn OFF student login on the Settings page and in your Pear Deck sidebar menu (see the steps above) to make login anonymous.
When you turn off student login and let students join anonymously, you will not be able to retrieve their names from any Sessions you present going forward. Turn the setting back ON to collect student login information again from future Sessions.
If you join the meeting on your browser, Microsoft Edge or Google Chrome both work. Your browser may ask if it's okay for Teams to use your mic and camera. When you select Allow, you can always turn off your mic and/or video once you join the meeting.
Type your name and tap Join meeting.
For the next step, the meeting organizer or their administrator may require you to sign in with an authorized account to join the meeting.
For example, if this is a school meeting you may need to sign in with your school account. Or if the meeting is part of a conference, you may need to use a conference-authorized account.
As a Google Workspace for Education user, your Google Workspace admin controls what meetings you can join. By default, you can join any meeting a Google Workspace user who isn't a Workspace Individual Subscriber organizes, but your admin can change it to one of the following:
As a Google Workspace user, your Google Workspace admin controls what meetings you can join. By default, you can join any meeting a Google Workspace user, personal account user, Workspace Individual Subscriber, or a Google One Subscriber organizes, unless your admin restricts it to one of the following:
If your Google Workspace administrator allows, you can dial in for audio-only access to a Meet video meeting up to 15 minutes before the meeting starts until it ends. If someone is already in the meeting and grants access, you can join sooner.
I'm attached to the DNAC via the CIMC KVM and I am prompted to enter my credentials. I enter what was configured during setup, and I get an auth fail. Attempting to join box #2 to the cluster results in an auth fail. SSH to the box and I can login with the creds created at setup. Has anyone else experienced this issue?
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