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MFA in newly migrated tenancy in relation to D365 sign-in

Chen 0 Reputation points
2023-07-19T02:06:32.3366667+00:00

We are planning to migrate our domain to a new one. Currently users from our old tenant are using MFA to sign in in our D365. With this having been said, is the scenario below possible?

Disconnect the current authentication between (OLD AAD – D365) and establish connection between (NEW AAD – D365) - With this all OLD AAD users will authenticate to D365 only from NEW AAD?

Thank you.

C.

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  1. M 76 Reputation points
    2023-07-25T18:28:55.1433333+00:00

    Hi Chen,

    You're moving to a new domain. So all users will receive a new e-mail/username? You can leave the Microsoft authenticator on the old domain and add the new domain. In your transition users can access both. In reality you are migrating users and they will have new domain, the old users still exist during the migration. Once the new user is set up in the new domain set up MFA.

    Unless I am missing some details here, this should not be an issue. I've recently done the same. We kept our old MFA enabled and enabled MFA with the Microsoft Authenticator for the new domain.

    BR,

    Mark

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