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I am trying to log onto my military email in the exact same way and place as always and today it is giving me this message, "Your sign-in was successful but does not meet the criteria to access this
Everyone else, including new Soldiers are getting the @usa.army.mil email and the @mail.mil email is no more. That also means good luck editing basic Microsoft Office products without the appropriate @army.mil license. You can use Zoho writer and save the document as a Word file if you need to write anything.
The "email" cert breaking your email if you try to use it is a pretty great representation of the Army as ...
That's incorrect. Download the Army Virtual Desktop, or access the AVD Web client on your PC. It's been around for over a year and I've been using it since, but believe it still requires registration on the NIPR side to activate your account. But yes, still able to access email on PC. Just not without being on NIPR through the AVD.
That said, your state is allocated a certain number of licenses, but those licenses are in the process of being reconsuned by NGB. Individuals without A365 access are being given access to the new Army Google workspace. You will be given an Army Gmail with access to Google's applications. I recommend you inquire about your options with the ...
33 votes, 17 comments. for some reason i can't get into my DOD e-mail using the old url
Hi Felice, Thanks for contacting us and sorry for the inconveniences, I'm sorry to hear that you can't login to your DoD email using your CAC card reader. It sounds like you're getting an AADSTS50107 error, which means that the requested federation realm object does not exist.
The problem is that now outlook thinks I have an @usa.army.mil account (I also recently had to renew my CAC) and my mail.mil account apparently no longer exists according to my S6, I can’t sign into my email and I think this problem is the reason I suddenly lost the ability to digitally sign anything when I got my new CAC
Fortify your home with firewalls and anti-malware software (only outdated software will work), then boot up your rugged laptop and input your username and password. Use land nav to navigate the email archives and extract the email with precision, avoiding mandatory online trainings. Securely transfer the email to a safe location.
What just worked for me was calling the Army help desk. 866-335-2769. He said on firefox, click menu, settings, privacy and security, clear history. In history set the range to everything, and clear the cookies and cache. Then restart the browser. Type internet options in windows search (in the start bar).