Since there’s no mobile phone number to use, and no option to add this anymore directly by the user you’re stuck here (until the mobile phone number is added to on-premises Active Directory of course). If you do this, and the mobile phone number is not set in on-premises Active Directory, MFA will still try to use the mobile phone number, but nothing will happen as shown in the following screenshot:
#TRUE DIALOG BULK SMS SENDER CODE#
Now when the user logs on for the first time with MFA enabled, he’s presented the enter code dialog box, without having to enter a mobile number first. Set-MsolUser -UserPrincipalName $UserPrincipalName -StrongAuthenticationMethods $PrePopulate $UserPrincipalName = New-Object -TypeName
To set this StrongAuthenticationMethods property you can use the following PowerShell commands: When you set this, the authentication phone number is still prepopulated, but when the mobile phone number is synchronized, this is used in the first place.
You can include objects in Microsoft Excel 2000 (.xls), MS-DOS text (.txt), rich-text (.rtf), or HTML (.html) format in messages for Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Exchange. Source code explanation Declaration Once you have referenced Skype4COM.dll, you will be able to use SKYPE4COMLib which is our core Skype communication component. The property to control the strong authentication is called StrongAuthenticationMethods and you can set this using PowerShell. Use the SendObject action to include the specified Microsoft Access datasheet, form, report, or module in an electronic mail message, where it can be viewed and forwarded. You will be getting a dialog like the one below requesting your permission to communicate your app with Skype. The authentication phone number is not store in on-premises Active Directory, it’s an Azure AD property.
#TRUE DIALOG BULK SMS SENDER WINDOWS#
Liferay have created another Util java scrip module that is liferay-util-window to create dialog windows or pop up in liferay. The same code might not work in Liferay 6.2 because AUI was upgraded to AUI 2.x in liferay 6.2. Out of the box there’s no easy way to prepopulate the authentication phone number. Liferay 6.1 version we have different way to create AUI dialog windows and close the windows. And when a user account that is MFA enabled, but hasn’t set the authentication phone property is compromised you’re screwed. A typical user will logon shortly after the MFA is set, but especially when doing bulk changes this might not be the case. This is not a desired solution, if a user can set a new mobile phone during logon, a malicious user can do this as well. In the Trust Center category, click Trust Center Settings, and then click the Macro Settings category. Click the Microsoft Office Button, and then click Access Options.
When you check the user account in the Azure AD portal, you can see that the mobile phone number is synchronized, but the authentication phone number is empty. You need to access the Trust Center in the Access Options dialog box. But when you enable MFA and a user logs on for the first time, the user has to enter his mobile phone number, even if the mobile phone number is populated in on-premises Active Directory and synchronized to Azure Active Directory (which is default). I am working with a customer where we want to enable multi-factor authentication for their users as a measure to secure their environment.
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