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AaronR.75679 (Customer) asked a question.

Invalid Credentials that are not incorrect

We have a single user that is having issues with okta. We have AD delegation enabled and I can login to the domain with the credentials but when trying to login to okta it says invalid username/credentials. Not sure what else to try as we've disconnected the user from ad and re synced and connected it changed passwords and still the same thing. Anything else we can try?


  • Hi Aaron,

     

    Thanks for posting your question here, on our help center`s discussions.

     

    I would recommend using the full email address as far as login goes.

    In the log snippet, if you see rich client authentication failure, it's usually caused by stored credentials(wrong credentials) on the PC itself. If it is a windows machine then you will need to check the Credentials Manager from windows and delete the O365 accounts that are stored there. 

    If this is a mac device causing the issue then you will need to check the Keychain for any stored credentials.

     

    Other than this, I wouldn't find myself in such scenario, unless, the password is indeed typed in incorrectly.

     

    If the above didn't help, I would recommend opening a support ticket with us for further analyse of the logs.

     

    Thank you,

    Dragos Milea

    Okta Global Customer Care Team

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  • Hi Aaron,

     

    Thanks for posting your question here, on our help center`s discussions.

     

    I would recommend using the full email address as far as login goes.

    In the log snippet, if you see rich client authentication failure, it's usually caused by stored credentials(wrong credentials) on the PC itself. If it is a windows machine then you will need to check the Credentials Manager from windows and delete the O365 accounts that are stored there. 

    If this is a mac device causing the issue then you will need to check the Keychain for any stored credentials.

     

    Other than this, I wouldn't find myself in such scenario, unless, the password is indeed typed in incorrectly.

     

    If the above didn't help, I would recommend opening a support ticket with us for further analyse of the logs.

     

    Thank you,

    Dragos Milea

    Okta Global Customer Care Team

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    Selected as Best
  • AaronR.75679 (Customer)

    @Dragos, Thanks for you reply. We've tried multiple computers and this is still happening. We have a case open and support has been less than stellar so that is why I came here to see if anyone else had seen this. Still can't figure out what is going on here.

  • vlzfo (vlzfo)

    Hi Aaron,

    We are experiencing the same issue. We have new employees on-boarding and when they attempt to login with their first and only password, they receive invalid credentials. They are able to log into other systems tied to AD but nothing that is tied to Okta. Typically users will log into Citrix and update their password, that goes well and the users are still unable to log in/register with Okta.

     

    We are completely stumped at this point. Did you ever find a solution to your problem?

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  • eabo2 (eabo2)

    Hi all

    Did you find a solution to your problem?

  • 3us1o (3us1o)

    So I fixed this by removing the user from the Okta Sync in AD, re-syncing to Okta and then resetting the password. Not sure if the removing the user from Okta fixed it or the password change.

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Invalid Credentials that are not incorrect