Select "Token Configuration" in the left menu and click "Add Optional Claim.".You will need to enter these values into Cloud Control Center later. You should now have these three items copied into your notepad. It only appears once, and will be hidden if you do not copy it before leaving this page.
Click Add.īe sure to copy your client secret and paste into your note. Remember to create new secret after client secret expires and change the secret in CCC as well. We will choose 24 months, but longer expiration periods can be created if you set a custom range. Copy the URL labeled " OpenID Connect metadata document" and paste in a new tab.Ĭopy the issuer link into a note, it should look like this: įrom the " Overview" tab on your new Application, select " Add a Certificate or Secret"Įnter suitable description, and choose when the secret will expire. In the " Overview" tab select " Endpoints" from the top menu. Give your application a name, select " Accounts in this organizational directory only," and click " Register."Ĭopy the Application (Client) ID of your newly created App into a note. Go to your Azure Active Directory Portal, and click on App Integrations on the left side menu. Register Azure AD SSO in Cloud Control Center Create a New App Registration in Azure Set Up Azure AD Single Sign On (SSO) This article walks through the steps required to use Azure Active Directory as your Single Sign On (SSO) authentication method in Cloud Control Center.Ĭonfigure Optional Claims in Token Configuration
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