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Status Not under consideration
Workspace Cognos Analytics
Created by Guest
Created on Mar 5, 2018

RELATED IDEAS

Recover from bad cookies during login process

Refer to case #TS000127886 and TS000083033

When Cognos Analytics encounters a bad cookie (in this case created by SecureAuth ... the cookie name has spaces in it), it acts like it got a good cookie which it was not able to use, and informs the user that there was an Invalid Login Response. The offending cookie (which is not identified, so most customers wouldn't know which one) must be cleared before the user can log into Cognos from that machine or wait up to 30 days for that cookie to expire (this particular cookie is there to keep a user from doing two-factor auth more than every 30 days).

But it doesn't matter. Other software seems to deal with it just fine.

This all happens before the user is even prompted for an id and password. In fact, the user will never be prompted for this until the cookie is cleared. At the very least, if Cognos encounters an invalid login response, it should just prompt for credentials. Not keep the user from logging in.

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