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Known Issues
Open Issues
Single Sign-On
- Sometimes even after logging out of the box.net application, if you revisit https://tufts.box.com/login (even after restarting your browser) you will not be prompted for credentials again
- This is related to the Web SSO lifetime token for the Tufts ADFS server, the SSO lifetime token will be reduced to under 5 minutes to reduce the scenarios in which someone intentionally closes a session and is still left open.
- Still exists as of 10/18/2012
Applications
- Some mobile Apps cache the password persistently for an SSO credential. In order to update the cached SSO credential you need to remove and re-add the application
Closed Issues
- Sometimes a logon to SSO box.net repeatedly prompts for username and password, even if the username and password is correct
- This is related to Extended Protection for ADFS and will be repealed
- Extended protection affects Firefox, Chrome and Safari browsers mostly, it is not a problem for native IE browsers
- m.box.com does not function with SSO credentials unless you leave the password field BLANK when logging in ( this behavior will only occur during pilot phase.)
- box.com does not function with SSO credentials unless you leave the password field BLANK when logging in ( this behavior will only occur during pilot phase.)
- Both of these are fixed as of 10/18/2012
- tufts.box.com/login does function with SSO credentials
- SSO self-service provisioning is currently sending – "partner_user_id parameter should be set" Still working to resolve.
- The iPad "Box" application from box itself does have the ability inside accounts to prompt for password persistently or force a logout which can be used to update the password.
Web
- The in-browser office suite editors work but they're painfully slow/clunky compared to native clients
Account on boarding
- user cannot create account by visiting https://tufts.box.com
- user likely already has a personal box account with first.last@tufts.edu reserved
- 1) box.com support can forcibly move the account to the enterprise
- 2) user can change their first.last@tufts.edu email to an alternate address in their personal account options. They can then join tufts enterprise by loggin in using the standard join process.
Adfs issues
- problem with adfs http caching between office 365 and box.com currently.