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111111 ### Conditional Access
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113 −If Conditional Access (CA) policies are in use in your tenant, you can see if those policies were applied to the sign-in attempt. All policies that could be applied to the sign-in are listed. The end result of the policy appears so you can quickly see if the policy impacted the sign-in attempt.
113 +If Conditional Access policies are in use in your tenant, you can see if those policies were applied to the sign-in attempt. All policies that could be applied to the sign-in are listed. The end result of the policy appears so you can quickly see if the policy impacted the sign-in attempt.
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115 −- **Success:** The CA policy was applied successfully to the sign-in attempt.
116 −- **Failure:** The CA policy was applied to the sign-in attempt, but the sign-in attempt failed.
115 +- **Success:** The Conditional Access policy was applied successfully to the sign-in attempt.
116 +- **Failure:** The Conditional Access policy was applied to the sign-in attempt, but the sign-in attempt failed.
117117 - **Not Applied:** The sign-in didn't match the criteria for the policy to be applied.
118118 - There are specific scenarios that due to their nature, are required to be exempt from Conditional Access evaluation to prevent a circular dependency (chicken-and-egg scenario) that would not be possible to complete. These are considered "bootstrap scenarios" and might include sign-ins associated with device registration, device compliance, or Network Policy Server connectors.
119119 - Windows Hello for Business sign-ins show as "Not Applied" because Conditional Access policies protect sign-in attempts to cloud resources, not the Windows sign-in process.
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122122 ### Report-only
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124 −Conditional Access (CA) policies can change the sign-in experience for your users and potentially disrupt their processes. We recommend configuring CA policies in **Report-only** mode for a period of time to make sure your policy is configured correctly. With **Report-only** mode, you can configure a policy and evaluate its potential effect before enabling the policy.
124 +Conditional Access policies can change the sign-in experience for your users and potentially disrupt their processes. We recommend configuring Conditional Access policies in **Report-only** mode for a period of time to make sure your policy is configured correctly. With **Report-only** mode, you can configure a policy and evaluate its potential effect before enabling the policy.
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126126 This tab of the sign-in logs displays the results of sign-in attempts that were in scope for the policy. For more information, see the [What is Conditional Access report-only mode?](~/identity/conditional-access/concept-conditional-access-report-only.md) article.
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