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1. On the left side of the screen, there should be a list of the different things you can create in Azure. Click on "Azure Active Directory".
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1. On the left side of the screen, there should be a list of the different things you can create in Azure. Click on "Azure Active Directory".
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1. The AAD blade should appear. Under "Manage", click on "App registrations".
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1. The AAD blade should appear. Under "Manage", click on "Properties". Note the 'directory ID' entry on the right, which is, confusingly, your **tenant ID**.
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1. Under "Manage", click on the "App registrations" entry.
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1. Along the top menu, click "New application registration".
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1. Along the top menu, click "New application registration".
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1. In the "Application type" box, choose "Web App/API" if you want to authenticate using a secret key, or "Native" if you want to authenticate with a code that the server sends to you at runtime. If you're not sure, choose "Native" as this provides more security. If you intend to use AzureRMR in a scripted setting (without user intervention), choose "Web App".
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1. In the "Application type" box, choose "Web App/API" if you want to authenticate using a secret key, or "Native" if you want to authenticate with a code that the server sends to you at runtime. If you're not sure, choose "Native" as this provides more security. If you intend to use AzureRMR in a scripted setting (without user intervention), choose "Web App".
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1. Click on "Create". After a few seconds, a new blade will appear containing a list of all registered AAD applications.
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1. Click on "Create". After a few seconds, a new blade will appear containing a list of all registered AAD applications. Find your app by entering the name you chose into the search box.
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1. First, get your tenant ID from this screen. Click on "Endpoints" at the top of the blade. This will popup a new blade giving several URLs for accessing the client.
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1. Choose one of these (it doesn't matter which one) and click the button on the side to copy the URL to the clipboard.
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1. Paste the URL into Notepad or another text editor. It will contain a sequence of hex digits in the middle, which is your **tenant ID**.
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1. Return to the list of apps by closing the Endpoints blade. Find your app by entering the name you chose into the search box.
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1. When your app appears in the list, click on it. In the details, note the **application ID**.
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1. When your app appears in the list, click on it. In the details, note the **application ID**.
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