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: Double-check all configurations, including but not limited to client IDs, tenant IDs, and any specific requirements for authentication with ADLS.
If this status persists for >5 seconds without resolution, trigger a followed by an automatic restart of the affected stream processor.
The .pit file for your specific product and version. Often located in the installation directory ( C:\Autodesk\[ProductName]\Setup\[Product]Config.pit ). If missing, download from Autodesk or a trusted partner.
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The network layer succeeded (the token was actually fetched). The failure occurred when the callback tried to notify() a CountDownLatch that had already been destroyed due to a premature timeout handler in the caller’s code.
| Code | Status | Action | |------|--------|--------| | 4 | AUTH_PENDING | 1. Verify RBAC/ACL → 2. Wait 5 mins after changes → 3. Refresh token cache → 4. Add retry logic |
The adlsdk-status-auth-pending 4 error can be disruptive, but it is almost always fixable by addressing network restrictions or updating the Identity Manager component. By ensuring that your Autodesk software can communicate freely with the Autodesk servers and keeping your licensing components up to date, you can prevent this authentication delay from interrupting your workflow. : Double-check all configurations, including but not limited
If you are seeing adlsdk-status-auth-pending in a production log (e.g., an automated data ingestion pipeline), .
Often, the service is just stuck. Restarting it can solve the issue immediately. Press Windows Key + R , type , and press Enter. Locate Autodesk Desktop Licensing Service . Right-click on it and select Restart .
If you are still experiencing the issue after attempting these steps, please let me know: The failure occurred when the callback tried to
The .pit file (Product Information Table) is corrupted or missing.
The Autodesk Identity Manager is another critical component that can cause authentication failures if it is missing or damaged. When this component is absent, the software cannot properly verify user credentials and license entitlements.