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Enterprise Gateway - adding folder as data source
Well, they are the same credentials and then they probably aren't the same credentials technically. O365 uses Azure AD as its authentication mechanism. Most organizations have AD on premises or you might have a local user account on your computer. It may look like the same format when you logon, but technically not the same credential. What if you switch your Windows authentication to the form: DOMAIN\userid?
So, if you logon with [email protected], you could try "company\first.last". If you have a local user account, I believe it would be WORKGROUP\first.last.
I tried that format (both), and am still receiving the same error. Does it make a different that we do NOT have any on premise Active directory?
If you go to your Settings | Accounts, what shows up as your user name? In Windows 10 this is right under your display name at the top:
It might be ComputerName\UserID
my email address is listed there- which is what I had originally been trying
I would try your ComputerName\emailaddress then. Tough to say with local accounts, Enterprise Gateway may not like that at all...