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#Microsoft office autoupdate cannot connect to server password#
#Microsoft office autoupdate cannot connect to server windows#

If no redirection occurs and you're prompted to enter a password on the same page, which means that Azure Active Directory (AD) or Office 365 doesn't recognize the user or the domain of the user to be federated. When redirection occurs, you see the following page: After you press Tab to remove the focus from the login box, check whether the status of the page changes to Redirecting and then you're redirected to your Active Directory Federation Service (AD FS) for sign-in. A 'Sorry, but we're having trouble signing you in' error is triggered when a federated user signs in to Office 365 in Microsoft Azure.Federated users can't sign in after a token-signing certificate is changed on AD FS.Federated users can't authenticate from an external network or when they use an application that takes the external network route (Outlook, for example).The user is repeatedly prompted for credentials at the AD FS level.

AD FS throws an error stating that there's a problem accessing the site which includes a reference ID number.AD FS throws an 'Access is Denied' error.Also, errors at the AD FS or STS level when you're redirected from Office 365. 'Unknown Auth method' error or errors stating that AuthnContext isn't supported.Which states that certificate validation fails or that the certificate isn't trusted. You receive a certificate-related warning on a browser when you try to authenticate with AD FS.Or, a 'Page cannot be displayed' error is triggered. Redirection to Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS) or STS doesn't occur for a federated user.Federated users can't sign in to Office 365 or Microsoft Azure even though managed cloud-only users who have a UPN suffix can sign in without a problem.

#Microsoft office autoupdate cannot connect to server windows#

This article discusses workflow troubleshooting for authentication issues for federated users in Azure Active Directory or Office 365.Īpplies to: Windows Server 2012 R2 Original KB number: 3079872 Symptoms