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I would guess it is a problem with OP's account. Which is to say it is thoroughly a Microsoft problem, and probably one that could be fixed but would require we
by lukeschlather 2y ago
I would guess it is a problem with OP's account. Which is to say it is thoroughly a Microsoft problem, and probably one that could be fixed but would require weeks of back-and-forth until someone with direct access to some number of auth databases corrected the issue.
I will say, they made a change to the auth system recently that made log-in significantly worse. Now several times a day my session expires or something and I go through a 5-10 second redirect flow which visibly jumps between different login APIs to refresh my log in state. (And of course this happens at the start of the day.)
- velcrovan 2y agoIt's also possible your tenant admin updated Conditional Access rules for some locations or applications. Or maybe they screwed up the Hybrid AAD sync from the on-premise DC. As I've been trying to point out elsewhere, tenant admins have a much higher influence on these outcomes than people are willing to admit, and there are a lot of admins out there who can't be arsed to keep up. I've made some of those mistakes myself.