This blog post provides a comprehensive guide on checking the status of local authentication in Document Intelligence, previously known as Form Recognizer. It outlines the steps to enable authentication and verify its status through the Document Studio, ensuring users can effectively manage their resources and troubleshoot authentication issues.**Bullet Points:**

Understanding Local Authentication in Document Intelligence

Document Intelligence, previously known as Form Recognizer, is evolving. It now offers enhanced local authentication features. This article guides you through checking the status of local authentication.

What’s New in Document Intelligence?

Document Intelligence has undergone significant updates. The most notable change is the improved local authentication process. Users can now easily verify if local authentication is enabled or disabled.

Key Features of Local Authentication

Local authentication ensures secure access to your resources. It helps in managing permissions effectively. Additionally, it allows users to authenticate requests using Keys from Endpoint.

“After enabling authentication, you’ll need to test and verify which types are active.”

How to Check Authentication Status

Follow these simple steps to check your local authentication status:

1. Access the Document Studio by clicking the provided link.
2. Once on the Studio Page, select any option under document analysis.
3. For testing, choose the “read” option.
4. Ensure you are on the correct resource by clicking on settings.
5. Select the appropriate directory and resource from the dropdown.
6. Click “Switch Resource” to confirm your selection.
7. After switching, return to Document Intelligence Studio.
8. Navigate back to “Read” and click on it.
9. Finally, click “Run Analysis” to check the authentication status.

Interpreting the Results

After running the analysis, you will see the results. If local authentication is disabled, an error will appear. Conversely, no error indicates that local authentication is enabled.

“If local authentication is enabled, after clicking on ‘Run Analysis,’ you will not get any error.”

Why This Matters

Understanding local authentication is crucial for security. It protects sensitive data and ensures that only authorized users can access resources. Regular checks can help maintain security integrity.

In conclusion, Document Intelligence offers powerful tools for managing local authentication. By following the steps outlined, users can ensure their resources remain secure.

• Document Intelligence is the new name for Form Recognizer, reflecting its expanded capabilities.
• The blog outlines two methods to enable local authentication for Document Intelligence resources.
• Users must navigate to Document Studio to check authentication status and resource settings.
• The “Run Analysis” feature is key to determining whether local authentication is enabled or disabled.
• Clear instructions are provided to help users troubleshoot any authentication errors encountered.

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