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$accesshost = Read-Host "Access Tenant Host Name (i.e. This feature is called shouldEnforceStrictHints, and can be enabled using the following PowerShell script. VMware offers a feature for Workspace ONE Access that can be enabled by using the REST API that enables re-using the username passed on by Office 365 (Azure AD). This is something that I believe the user shouldn’t be bothered with for a second time. During the enrollment, I enter my Office 365 (Azure AD) username, and I get redirected to Workspace ONE Access, which asks me to authenticate. For enrollment, I am using the Azure AD integration available in Workspace ONE UEM. But there is one thing that kept bothering me a little bit, which is the need to enter the username twice in various situations. I have been using the option to federate Office 365 to Workspace ONE Access for a while now. In this scenario, Office 365 (Azure AD) has been federated to Workspace ONE Access, using the instructions from this article. This blog post describes the required steps for configuring the option to pass on the username from Office 365 (Azure AD) to Workspace ONE Access.
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