[UPN] UPN (user@domain.) format should work
Local users and groups management should allow adding user by their UPN logon name - Currently seems to require pre-Windows 2000 DOMAIN\username
Karl Fasick
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9 comments
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Dusty
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Confirmed that issue persists in WAC version 1910.
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Dusty
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Issue confirmed in WAC version 1910
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Gustavo Verduzco
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Windows Admin Center is currently having issues validating credentials when UPN is used to add a server to WAC. If my forest name is corp.america.mydomain.com but my UPN has been set as username@mydomain.com WAC will give me an access denied error when trying to authenticate against that machine with those credentials. WAC will only accept the credentials if I use username@corp.america.mydomain.com or DOMAIN\username. WinRM authenticates fine via Kerberos with either format, so, it is a problem with WAC parsing credentials using UPN format.
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Anonymous
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I found out the same thing today, too.
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Eric
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This Issue should be combined with https://windowsserver.uservoice.com/forums/295071-management-tools/suggestions/36005389--bug-bug-powershell-when-logon-upn-is-used
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Eric
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Yes, I have this issue on my install too.
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Anonymous
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If you are logged with UPN (for exemple administrator@domain.local) and you try to launch PowerShell console, you are disconnected.
WAC try to authenticate with .\administrator@domain.local -
Anton Zimin
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If I use user@domain credentials, PowerShell and RDP do not work. They work with domain\user only.
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D. Müller
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When manage as credentials as given as UPN (user@dom.loc) the powershell Login always gets an error. the wrong userlogon is used. It tries .\user@dom.loc.
If managed by credentials are dom\user the powershell Login works