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I've done an export of users under
Authentication methods > User registration details > Download
Looking at some users, I can see ssprRegistered and ssprEnabled - but the methodsRegistered column is blank. I wanted to know, how can these be registered users be enabled, but not show anything with method listed. Other users are fine and have different methods registered.
HRaja-6229
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Yea, but if you look at the user sign in logs in Azure, are they actually attempting to login?
I would clear their authentication methods and maybe even disable the account if they arent active.
Whenever I have seen this, it a user who started the process and never completed it or an admin had cleared the MFA info later. In these cases, the account had not logged in in some time or had never tried to logon for whatever reason.
@Andy David - MVP Strange why MS would set this as an Enabled if not values have been populated. Ideally it would be good to show as Not Enabled
For the users who're registered/enabled, are they all in your Azure AD tenant? Or are these external users invited/sync'd to your tenant?
I tested this out within my tenant with a new user and after removing the methodsRegistered, my ssprRegistered and ssprCapable state changed.
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Thanks for testing and appreciated, our accounts are Sync'd from OnPrem. I've not cleared any Authentication Methods, it was just an export from the blade. That's when I noticed from my screenshot, that some users were SSPR Registered and SSPR Enabled - but methodsRegistered blank.
@H Raja
Thank you for following up on this!
Since your user accounts are sync'd from on-prem, can double check if you Enabled password writeback for SSPR? This should've been done when installing Azure AD Sync. If this is enabled, Federated, pass-through authentication, or password hash synchronized users are able to reset their passwords. This could explain why you're seeing ssprRegistered/Capable - Enabled, but the methodsRegistered column left blank, since these users don't have any Azure AD registered methods. For more info: On-premises integration.
Navigate to your Azure Active Directory -> Select Password Reset under Manage -> On-premises integration
I've also reached out to our engineering team to see if they can confirm this, or if they have any other inputs.
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