Configure Azure Active Directory Domain

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The steps below are used for adding an Azure Active Directory configuration to Directory Services.

Add Azure Active Directory Domain

  1. Navigate to Admin | Directory Services.

  2. Click the Add Domain button.

  3. Click the Azure Active Directory Domain.

  4. Using the values saved from Creating Azure App Registration, paste or type in:

    • Friendly domain name
    • Tenant ID
    • Client ID
    • Client Secret
This requires a local account with at least one of these roles: "Administer Active Directory," "Unlimited Administrator," or "Administer Configuration Unlimited Admin."
  1. Ensure the Active check box remains checked.

  2. (Optional) Click the Multifactor Authentication dropdown list to select your desired MFA.

  3. Click the Validate & Save button. Once validation completes, you will see the Friendly domain name listed.

  4. Click the name of the new domain to open the configuration page.

  5. Click the Groups tab.

  6. Click the Edit link next to Synchronized Groups.

  7. Scroll to or search for each desired group containing users you want to sync in the Select Groups table.

  8. Ensure each group's check box is checked.

  9. Click the Save button to save your changes. You will now see the selected groups in the Synchronized Groups table.

  10. Click the Directory Services breadcrumb link at the top of the page to navigate back to the Directory Services page.

  11. Click the Sync Now button to sync the directory groups.