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"Action required: Add your IPv6 ranges to Conditional Access policies by 31 March 2023
We’re adding support for IPv6 to Azure AD—add your IPv6 ranges to Conditional Access policies by 31 March 2023
You’re receiving this notification because you use Azure Active Directory (Azure AD).
We recently announced that we’re adding support for IPv6 to Azure AD on 31 March 2023 to accommodate the growing adoption of IPv6 across enterprise networks and service providers.
Your organization uses IP-based named locations as part of Conditional Access and/or uses named locations that are marked as trusted to improve the accuracy of Azure AD Identity Protection detections. To ensure that your IPv6-capable devices are not blocked from authenticating through Azure AD when support for IPv6 is implemented, you’ll need to identify your IPv6 ranges and then add or update them in named locations.
If your networks don’t support IPv6, you don’t need to take any action to change your configurations or policies. We don’t currently plan to require IPv6 or to de-prioritize IPv4 in any Azure AD features or services.
Required action
If your organization has public IPv6 addresses representing your network, follow these steps before 31 March 2023 to avoid potential service disruptions:
- Work with your network administrators and internet service providers to identify your public-facing IPv6 addresses.
- Conduct an audit of existing named locations to anticipate potential impact.
- Review and update existing named locations to include the identified IPv6 ranges.