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Access is not allowed with Java error

teesh.selfinc
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Does anyone know how to address this problem on Windows 11?

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DuoPablo
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Hi @teesh.selfinc ,

It appears that your Administrator has enabled a Policy setting that prohibits access to Duo-protected resources from clients with outdated plugins (or block Java entirely). Clicking on “See what is allowed” will provide the reason for the block: Software Update and Blocking - Guide to Two-Factor Authentication · Duo Security. You may need to contact your Help Desk for assistance.

If you are a Duo Admin, please see the Policy setting for Plugins: Policy & Control | Duo Security. You can see which Java version is being detected by reviewing the Authentication Log for this particular access attempt (https://help.duo.com/s/article/1023).

Hope this helps!

Hi Duo Team,

I did indeed expand to see what is allowed and the following screen shot is what I got.

This is only happening with Office 365, Office Professional, and Windows Mail.

All other applications/sites, this works just fine.

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Hi @teesh.selfinc,
Like @DuoPablo said and based on the screenshot you shared here, it seems like your Duo admin has a policy in place to block access to those particular applications (Office 365, Office Professional, and Windows Mail) if Java is installed. You will have to either uninstall the Java plugin or disable it to be able to authenticate.

If this is something new and you think it’s an error, please contact your Help Desk for further assistance. They’ll be able to tell you if the policy changed.

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