And we’d love the user to log in once, and when they go to the next domain, they don’t have to be resent to Okta to get a token for that domain. What is the best way to pass this token around? I see the okta client can be set to use a cookie but it appears that the cookie is not a domain level cookie, instead, it’s specific to the subdomain. Do I need to do something custom here?
Hey @DavidLozzi - I actually want the opposite functionality that you have, that each time a user visits a new subdomain, they’re sent to Okta to login and get a new token. Are you still encountering that behavior?
we are no longer having that issue, since implementing this approach. If you want that approach, then don’t do anything, it should just do it out of the box
It’s not doing that automatically, which is why I’m so confused!
I login to demo-test.testing.com, and it redirects me to Okta to login. Then I visit demo-test-2.testing.com and it sends me to Okta to enter my MFA again, instead of asking me to login with username/password again.