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# Create client authorizations

# Create client authorizations {#ariaid-title1}

Release version: Australia  
Updated July 23, 2026  
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Establish connections between your MCP clients and servers with client authorizations.

## Before you begin

Role required: sn_mcp_server.admin (create); sn_mcp_server.viewer (to view)

## About this task

Explore an alternate way of OAth creation with Client Authorization option within the left navigation of MCP Server Console. The process of creating an MCP Server by integrating OAuth Client registration directly within the MCP Server Console is streamlined. This feature eliminates the need to switch between
different consoles. You don't have to leave the Machine Identity Console to register an OAuth Client, manually copy secrets and return to complete the MCP Client setup.

The the OAuth fields are auto-populated, generating the Client ID and Secret without the need for navigation, and providing a one-time Connection Summary that displays the necessary credentials.

## Procedure

1. Navigate to AllMCP Server ConsoleServers.
2. You can also navigate to AdminMCP Server ConsoleServers.
3. Select Client authorization on the left navigation.
4. Review all the authorization details that you will need, to integrate the MCP client.  
   See [Configure an MCP client to connect to an MCP server](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/pBkcH1NbUdpsycrndmkLog "Configure a Model Context Protocol (MCP) client to connect to an MCP server and prompt the server to perform a task.") to details on these URLs.
   * Authorization URL
   * Token URL
   * Refresh URL
   * Host URL
   {#create-client-authorizations__ul_nll_fg2_1kc}
5. Select Create integration.
6. Enter a name for the OAuth integration you create.
7. Enter the redirect URL associated with your MCP client.  

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8. Select Create.
9. Select the authorization client you created.  
   The client summary with details like Client ID and Client secret is displayed.  

10. Copy the Client ID, Client Secret, Redirect URL, and connection URLs using the copy options.
11. Enter these details on the MCP client's OAuth configuration.  
    MCP Server and Client connection is established with client authorization.

## What to do next

Configure the MCP Client to connect to MCP Server. See [Configure an MCP client to connect to an MCP server](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/pBkcH1NbUdpsycrndmkLog "Configure a Model Context Protocol (MCP) client to connect to an MCP server and prompt the server to perform a task.").

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