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06-21-2022
11:27 AM
We frequently see customers reporting an "No valid or working credentials" error when scanning Intune, Azure or M365
This error usually indicates that the supplied credentials are incorrect or that the concerned user does not have the necessary access privileges in Azure, Intune, or M365.
It might sound obvious, however, make sure to:
This error usually indicates that the supplied credentials are incorrect or that the concerned user does not have the necessary access privileges in Azure, Intune, or M365.
It might sound obvious, however, make sure to:
- Double-check if the credentials are correct.
- Re-enter the credentials, just to make sure.
- Re-iterate through the steps in Creating a MS Cloud Service application.
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