Bypassing Azure AD MFA by adding machine IP address in MFA Trusted IPs throws error

Question

I have added my machine's IPv4 address in MFA Trusted IPs and added CAP. But, it is not recognized and throws error.

PFA.

How to bypass Azure AD MFA by adding machine IP address in MFA Trusted IPs?

Answer 1

@o365developer You have added private IP Address. Azure never receives private IP address. You are required to add Public IP Address that represents your private address/subnet.

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Answer 2

You don't have the "Skip multi-factor authentication" checkbox ticked, without it the list of IPs you've entered does nothing really. Alternatively you can configure a location directly in CA. Apart from that, you might need to wait a bit for replication. You can always use the what-if wizard to test the policy.

FYI, the latest version of the AAD PowerShell module will not prompt you for MFA if you have things configured correctly, I'm using pretty much the same configuration. Do note that for some other modules, using the -Credential switch leverages basic auth, so be careful with that.

Answer 3

I did tried that before posting here. It didn't work.

Here is the screenshot of the same error after trying again. Yes, I did wait for sometime to ensure replica.