The highlighted part in bold is your custom provider name that you want to show up in the portal. Open your CRM and go to Portal –> Site Settings.Ĭlick on New to Create a New Site Setting.Ĭarefully observe the name field – Authentication/OpenIdConnect/ Azure AD Custom/Authority. Step 2: Setting up the Site Settings to Authenticate with our custom Azure AD. Remove the federation metadata URL and note the remaining URL. The federation metadata URL would look like below. Once done, you should see your App being listed here.Ĭlick on the Application. Sign-on URL – Enter the url of your D365 portal. Name of the application – “Customer Portal Identifier”. Login to your Azure subscription using and search for Azure Active DirectoryĬlick on App Registrations and then ‘New Application Registration’ Step – 1 : Register your Dynamics 365 Portal application with Azure Active directory. And in case you might be wondering, the Azure active directory will be a different domain than our Dynamics CRM domain ( ) for which the portal is configured. So we will place our own custom button which when clicked will authenticate with our azure Active Directory. However as I told you, we will do it from scratch. So we already have a button called ‘Azure AD’ for registering the user. The first time when you launch the portal and try to sign in, you would be presented with a screen like below.īecause we are going to register the user with Azure AD, so click on the Register Tab.
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If not there are plenty of awesome articles which show on how to do the same. It’s pretty easy and I assume you know this.
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