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05-27-2025 10:27 PM - edited 05-27-2025 10:28 PM
Hi everyone!
We want to inform you of two important updates regarding our upcoming authentication migration:
- The migration start date has been extended to June 16th, 2025.
- New URLs must be allow listed before this date to ensure a successful migration.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your attention to these changes.
Required: Add URLs to your allowlist
To avoid disruption, make sure the following URLs are accessible from your environment before June 16th:
https://ls.auth.lansweeper.com/– This URL is used to enable the migration process.https://login.auth.lansweeper.com/– New login URL.
If these URLs are not reachable, you will not be able to log in or start the migration. However, simply allowing these URLs will restore access.
Updated migration phases
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Phase 1 — Soft Migration Period: During this phase, both the old and new authentication providers will coexist, allowing organizations—particularly those using SSO—time to transition smoothly. This period will last from June 16th until June 29th.
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Phase 2 — Full Migration: In this phase, the old authentication provider will be fully disabled, and any remaining accounts will be migrated to the new provider. For organizations using SSO, this means access will be lost until the administrator updates the configuration with the new authentication provider. Phase 2 will last from June 30th to July 3rd.
What this means for you
As I mentioned, the level of impact and any actions required will depend on your specific role and your organization’s authentication setup. The different scenarios and necessary actions are summarized in the table below:
|
Authentication Type |
User Role |
Phase 1 (Jun 16th – Jun 29th) |
Phase 2 (Jun 30th - Jul 3rd) |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Email/Password |
Local user |
Credentials will be automatically migrated when logging in. |
If not logged in during Phase 1, users must reset their password. |
|
Social Login |
All users |
Users will need to grant access again to the application via their social login provider. |
Users will need to grant access again to the application via their social login provider. |
|
SSO (Single Sign-On) |
Lansweeper user |
Users can continue logging in using the old authentication provider. |
Users cannot log in until the SSO admin completes the update of IdP connection parameters. |
|
SSO admin |
Admins must trigger the connection migration from the UI and update parameters in the Identity Provider (IdP). For more information, see our migration guide. |
The connection will be automatically migrated, but SSO login will be unavailable until IdP is updated. For more information, see our migration guide. |
|
|
MFA (Multi-Factor Authentication) |
Lansweeper user |
MFA will be lost during migration. Users will need to reconfigure it on their secondary device. |
MFA remains unavailable until users reconfigure it. |
Next steps
We highly recommend logging in as soon as possible after Phase 1 begins to avoid disruptions during Phase 2.
If you're having trouble logging in, fill out the Contact Sales & Customer Service form, select “I have a question about the Support Portal”, and describe your issue.
Stay tuned for more updates, and thank you for your understanding as we work to enhance your security and login experience!
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08-19-2025 02:48 PM
Our SSO logins have been completely down for 2 months now. 3 different tickets and still nothing. Is everything back to normal and we are just a mess, or is there still issues on the backend?
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08-08-2025
09:41 AM
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08-12-2025
10:53 AM
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Riley
Just a heads up, bad practice to advertise your authentication provider...
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08-08-2025 11:16 AM
You are totally right.
Thanks for the advice.
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08-08-2025 11:35 AM
No prob! Don't seem to be able to edit my post, would like to remove pic.
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08-12-2025 10:57 AM
Hi @vt220x
We’ve removed the attachment from your post. If you have any questions or concerns, you’re welcome to contact our Support Team through our Support Portal.
For any security-related issues, please reach out directly to security@lansweeper.com.
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07-14-2025 04:21 PM
I just set up the SSO last week and it's not working. I noticed the SSO documentation (Set up Lansweeper SSO - Lansweeper Community) is older than this document. Have the changes been incorporated into the current documentation?
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06-30-2025 08:53 AM
Hi,
Sorry, as I wrote it in an inline reply.
The initial problems with the authorization provider were solved, so if you have not already done so, you can migrate your accounts and SSO configuration.
Thanks for your patience.
Regards
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06-30-2025 07:54 AM
Do we have any update? last update 2 weeks ago
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06-19-2025 12:05 PM
Hi all,
We're currently experiencing an new outage. Our team is actively working with our SSO provider to resolve the issue as quickly as possible. Thank you for your patience and understanding.