User can log into domain that they are not assigned access to in "Domain Access" setting

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I have also noticed that this happens if the user is given access to the wrong domain. For instance, if two domain records are configured—A and B—and is checked in the setting of that user's edit page, but is not checked, the user will nonetheless be able to log into both and .

This is my first time using this module, so please forgive me if this is intended behavior and I'm misunderstanding something. I'd be happy to provide any additional information that would help.

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Issue created by @john.karahalis
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🇺🇸United States john.karahalis
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🇨🇿Czech Republic Petr Illek
@john.karahalis
According to my observation the domain access module does not limit the users to log-in to domain they are not assigned to.
But there is a module Domain Login Restrict → which is adding this behaviour. Although the module is working I need to point out, that it is a bit weird as the configuration is not exported (more info in this issue 🐛 The configuration is not exported Active ).
Status changed to Closed: works as designed almost 2 years ago3:29pm 14 February 2023
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🇺🇸United States agentrickard Georgia (US)
@Peter Illek is correct.

Domain Access by itself does not restrict logins. The settings you refer to are for the management of domain configurations and content.

User can log into domain that they are not assigned access to in "Domain Access" setting

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