March 2026 - Microsoft SSO Configuration - Update Required

Modified on Thu, 19 Mar at 4:01 PM

We have been made aware of an issue impacting some SSO users working with Microsoft 365.


The issue that has been identified is in Microsoft where the authentication endpoint is incorrectly redirecting some requests to a legacy test application, resulting in the below error code.

Please follow the below update to ensure this issue does not impact your Egnyte domain.


Instructions are provided below and are also available here



How to Unblock Your Users and retain SSO authentication

To restore or ensure stable authentication, you must switch from the "global identifier" to a "domain-specific identifier" by following these two steps:


Step 1: Update Settings in Egnyte

  1. Log in to your Egnyte domain as an Administrator.
  2. Navigate to Settings > Configuration > Security & Authentication.
  3. Locate your SAML Single Sign-On configuration.
  4. Find the setting "Use domain-specific issuer value" and set it to Enabled (or "On")
  5. Save your changes



Step 2: Update Settings in Microsoft Entra (Azure AD)

  1. Log in to your Microsoft Entra admin center.
  2. Go to Enterprise Applications and select your Egnyte application.
  3. Navigate to Single Sign-On settings.
  4. Under Basic SAML Configuration, locate the Identifier (Entity ID).
  5. Replace the global value https://saml-auth.egnyte.com/ with your specific domain URL: https://<your-domain>.egnyte.com/ or custom access URL (if any).
  6. Save the configuration in Microsoft Entra.


If you are unable to log into Egnyte to perform Step1, please contact us as soon as possible at pulse@parallelinnovations.co.uk
We apologise for any inconvenience caused by this and appreciate your prompt attention to this configuration update.

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