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We've enabled "allow users to create app passwords" in multi-factor authentication
service settings, but users are not shown the option to add 'app password' as one of their sign-in methods.
Hi
Basic auth is now deprecated, so app passwords will no longer work, as detailed here:
Hope this helps,
Thanks
Michael Durkan
I've read that before, but I have several copiers set to for scan to email and they are working fine. The copier I'm working on today says, "the request did not meet the criteria to be authenticated successfully" and the only thing I can think of is that it's expecting muti-factor and there's no function for that....but there isn't on the other copiers either, so...???
The working copiers are using one domain and the non-working are using another domain. I was able to determine that the domain that is working does NOT have Security Defaults turned on in Azure AD, while the non-working DOES has them turned on. The domain without the Security Defaults has a handful of accounts that have MFA disabled, including the one that is sending mail on the copiers' behalf. On the domain that has Security Defaults turned on, the per-user MFA settings don't appear to have any effect. I'm not going to spend any more time confirming this, but I read so many outdated instructions for this, I wanted to write down what I experienced here.