Not able to see OAuth option in Azure AD while doing integration with servicenow using SCIM

[hsharma10]

Hi @all

I have requirement where i need to perform SCIM integration with Azure AD and servicenow and that should via oAUTH 2.0 but when i am creating provisioning under AZURE AD there is only basic authentication option available oauth is not there .

If someone already done this integration with Oauth kindly let me know is there any possibility or not .

Thanks 

Heena 

[Sohail Khilji]

Hi @hsharma10 ,

Its not that straight forward please follow the below steps :

1. Sign in to the Azure portal:

   • Go to the Azure portal at https://portal.azure.com.

2. Navigate to Azure Active Directory:

   • In the left-hand navigation pane, click on "Azure Active Directory".

3. Register a new application:

   • Under "Manage", click on "App registrations" and then click on the "New registration" button.

4. Configure the application registration:

   • Enter a name for your application.
   • Choose the appropriate supported account types.
   • For the Redirect URI, specify the URI where Azure AD should send OAuth responses (https://yourapp.com/auth/callback).

5. Register the application:

   • Click on the "Register" button to create the application.

6. Retrieve the application (client) ID:

   • Once the application is registered, note down the "Application (client) ID". This is your OAuth 2.0 client ID.

7. Generate a client secret:

   • In the left-hand navigation pane, click on "Certificates & secrets".
   • Under "Client secrets", click on the "New client secret" button.
   • Enter a description for the secret and choose the expiration period.
   • Click on the "Add" button.
   • Note down the generated client secret. This is your OAuth 2.0 client secret. Make sure to copy it as it will be hidden after you leave the page.

8. Configure API permissions (if required):

   • If your application needs to access Azure resources (e.g., Azure Management APIs), you need to configure the required API permissions under "API permissions" and grant admin consent if necessary.

9. Use the credentials:

   • You can now use the obtained client ID and client secret to authenticate and authorize your application with Azure services that support OAuth 2.0 authentication.