Developer to Integrator Switchover Issues

  1. I have signed up for a free account and received emails titled “Activate your Okta Integrator free plan” however the subdomain URLs are prefixed with “trial-”

Would love to know if this is truly a dev account or is a limited trial?

ALSO:

  1. This helped solve the below issue for me: https://community.auth0.com/t/policy-evaluation-error-on-enterprise-oidc-connection/129003

Works in Developer version, does not work in Integrator. So here is my issue, I have it all working, except when I go to login to the node app and it queries okta, after inputting my username (email), the password and the 6-digit okta code, it returns:

“You are not allowed to access this app. To request access, contact an admin.”

However I am the admin and I do have access to the app, I am assigned as an individual to the app, works in the old developer okta.

Anyone have a guess what might be wrong?

Thanks

Also: Catch-all Rule

IF Any request THEN Access:Allowed with any 2 factor types

As a test, I added a 2nd user, assigned them to the app, same issue:

Any help is appreciated.

I think my policy is correct: The administrator can edit the default “Catch-all Rule” and enable “Allowed after successful authentication”.

I have done all 3 of the options still no access: https://support.okta.com/help/s/article/Unable-to-access-Okta-Dashboard-You-are-not-allowed-to-access-this-app-To-request-access-contact-an-admin?language=en_US

  • Option 1:

The administrator can edit the default “Catch-all Rule” and enable “Allowed after successful authentication”.

  • Option 2:

The administrator can add a new rule to allow access and account for the users who fall into the catch-all rule, which might or might not deny them access.

  • Option 3:

Another way is to assign a different policy to the app. Navigate to Applications > Okta Dashboard > Sign On > User authentication > Edit > assign another properly configured policy > Save.

I noticed this in Linux on the command line: timed out waiting for input: auto-logout

but I am not sure this is related.

I assume these paths are still correct or I could not access the okta site at node app login, which I can, but just checking.

issuer: 'https://trial-xxxxxxx.okta.com/oauth2/default',
authorizationURL: 'https://trial-xxxxxxx.okta.com/oauth2/default/v1/authorize',
tokenURL: 'https://trial-xxxxxxx.okta.com/oauth2/default/v1/token',
userInfoURL: 'https://trial-xxxxxxx.okta.com/oauth2/default/v1/userinfo',

(Again, this is supposedly the FREE version, the trial- in the url is worrisome.)

I get a 400 Bad Request error but the details say:

Technical Details ▾
Identity Provider: Unknown, Error Code: access_denied

This solved it for me: https://community.auth0.com/t/policy-evaluation-error-on-enterprise-oidc-connection/129003

As long as you chose the option to “Sign up for Integrator Free Plan,” then yes, you have an Integrator org. When I tested this myself, I also received an Integrator org with a trial-xxxx subdomain.