Known issues

IDP-9757

The Service Account Password is a required field in the SecureAuth IWA Service Settings section of the AD data store.

In edit mode, when the password field is empty, the data store does not warn the user when clicking Save.

Make sure the Service Account Password field is populated.

IDP-9759

In edit mode, after saving changes in the SecureAuth IWA Service Settings section, using the Backspace key in any field automatically causes the page to Save.

After saving and if you're still in edit mode, select and overwrite text.

Or, click Back to Summary and click the pencil edit icon to edit the page again.

IDP-9877

New realm created in the Classic Experience incorrectly shows disabled tabs (like the Data or Workflow tab). This might occur on a Classic realm that is replacing a deleted New Experience realm.

Wait for the system to refresh.

IDP-9883

Login workflows that include a password (like Username | Password | MFA) does not work with Azure AD data stores.

According to Microsoft, the username and password flow is not compatible with conditional access and MFA with Azure AD.

To learn more, see this Microsoft article.

Use a passwordless login workflow.

IDP-9921

The Authenticated User Redirect field on the Post Authentication tab in the Classic Experience is not disabled for a new internal application created in the New Experience.

This issue happens when you immediately click the link to finish the configuration in the Classic Experience as soon as the new internal application is created in the Internal Application Manager.

When you click Create Connection for the new internal application, leave the page and return to the newly created internal application in edit mode.

Then, click the Go to Classic Version to finish the configuration for this application at the bottom of the page.

IDP-10084

In the Classic Experience, after making some changes on the Adaptive Authentication tab for a realm, and selecting the check box for another realm, when you click Save, there is no prompt to confirm your changes.

Be sure to save your on the changes on the current realm before selecting another realm.

IDP-10087

An issue occurs for an Administrative Password Reset page configured in the Classic Experience with the Username Textbox field set to Enabled - change other user passwords.

It does not send an email notification to the user whose password was changed on their behalf by an administrator.

None.

IDP-10098

An issue occurs when an application realm is configured with the following settings:

User can successfully log in, however it incorrectly displays a "Password does not match" error message.

None.

IDP-10131

An issue occurs with correctly displaying the password complexity rules created using the Password Policies in the New Experience, and then attached to the Password Reset page in the Internal Application Manager.

The issue is that it incorrectly displays the password complexity rules from the Classic Experience instead of from the New Experience password policy.

Modify the rules in the Classic Experience to match the rules created for a password policy in the New Experience.

IDP-10159

For Mobile Enrollments view In the Dashboard, the Device Name sort order incorrectly displays all device names with the first character as uppercase A-Z first, followed by lowercase a-z.

None.

IDP-10767

Browser language changes the field name on end user login pages with the Arculix theme.

For example, the field name should be Username, but it displays User ID.

None.

IDP-10776

When a password policy is configured in the Identity Platform to require special characters, the error message does not correctly display this information to the end user during a password reset event.

None.

IDP-10805

On the Password Reset page, the user receives an error message that the new password does not meet the password policy requirements. However, it incorrectly resets the old password.

The issue occurs when there is an Identity Platform password policy attached to the Password Reset page. The Azure AD password policy takes precedence for meeting password requirements.

None.