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Attempting to authenticate with IBM QRadar SOAR using an irregular top level domain fails

Troubleshooting


Problem

Users with "irregular" top-level domains (TLDs) cannot authenticate with IBM QRadar SOAR or might have trouble resetting their password. It might also be impossible to invite a user to IBM QRadar SOAR and a "bad request" message returned to the UI.

Symptom

Users see an error such as "Invalid email address" when trying to reset their password, authenticate, regardless of whether they are local, LDAP, or SAML users, or when creating a user by using sudo resutil newuser.

Document Location

Worldwide

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Document Information

Modified date:
20 April 2022

UID

ibm16573683