Access Edge Control is a security service that allows you to control access to your applications and data based on the user’s location. By default, Access Edge Control trusts domains that are configured in the trusted domains list. This means that users who access your applications from these domains will not be prompted for authentication. In some cases, you may want to avoid the trusted domain check to improve security or to comply with regulations.
There are a few ways to avoid the trusted domain check in Access Edge Control. One way is to use the “always_prompt_for_login” parameter. This parameter forces Access Edge Control to always prompt for authentication, regardless of the user’s location. Another way to avoid the trusted domain check is to use the “never_prompt_for_login” parameter. This parameter prevents Access Edge Control from ever prompting for authentication, even if the user is accessing your applications from an untrusted domain.
