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Thomas LETELLIER
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Hi there,
I'm sorry if this title isn't that explicit, so I'll try to introduce my problem with further details:
I'm using a domain controller (Linux).
However, usernames are email addresses and here's the biggest problem with recent versions of WIN10.
For example: - login : user@domain.com
When I'm typing in an At sign (@), it'll change the actual domain name, to try to connect to an Azure AD.
It means that, with that kind of user ID "user@domain.com", It'll detect my user as : "user" and my domain "domain.com".
We don't want our users to manually put our domain name..
If we want to counter that, we can just type DOMAIN\user@domain.com) and it'll obviously work.
As we work on Linux distributions, we want to fix that issue as soon as possible to develop our solutions.
Summary: We want our user to put his mail address as his login ID without being automatically redirected on another Domain name, and without having to manually type our domain name.
I leave it to you, and thank you for your help
Thomas.
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I'm sorry if this title isn't that explicit, so I'll try to introduce my problem with further details:
I'm using a domain controller (Linux).
However, usernames are email addresses and here's the biggest problem with recent versions of WIN10.
For example: - login : user@domain.com
When I'm typing in an At sign (@), it'll change the actual domain name, to try to connect to an Azure AD.
It means that, with that kind of user ID "user@domain.com", It'll detect my user as : "user" and my domain "domain.com".
We don't want our users to manually put our domain name..
If we want to counter that, we can just type DOMAIN\user@domain.com) and it'll obviously work.
As we work on Linux distributions, we want to fix that issue as soon as possible to develop our solutions.
Summary: We want our user to put his mail address as his login ID without being automatically redirected on another Domain name, and without having to manually type our domain name.
I leave it to you, and thank you for your help
Thomas.
More...
