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Impersonate on Azure AD Joined Device
See original GitHub issueI’m using your SimpleImpersonation library for a very small .NET application, however our IT department have recently moved our devices from an On Premises Active Directory to instead making them Azure AD joined. The on-premises domain is still there behind the scenes, however the laptops cannot “see” it directly.
In short, the significance is that in order to now login I need to provide a username in the format of:
AzureAD\firstname.lastname@mydomain.com
but I get an error of Username cannot contain more than one \ or @ character
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Hi Matt, From the limited testing I’ve been able to do, this does appear to work. Thanks very much.
Fixed in version 4.2.0. Note that the tests only test the syntax. I did not actually try to use this against an Azure Active Directory instance. Please give it a try and let me know how it goes. Thanks.