This example is applicable for line-of-business applications used within one organization. You can alsouse Azure PowerShellor theAzure CLIto create a service principal. Important Instead of creating a service principal, consider using managed identities for Azure resources for your application identity....
This example is applicable for line-of-business applications used within one organization. You can alsouse Azure PowerShellor theAzure CLIto create a service principal. Important Instead of creating a service principal, consider using managed identities for Azure resources for your application identity....
Create a new Microsoft Entra app and service principal to manage access to resources with role-based access control in Azure Resource Manager.
Create a new Microsoft Entra app and service principal to manage access to resources with role-based access control in Azure Resource Manager.
$azureAdApplication = New-AzureRmADApplication -DisplayName $appName -HomePage $Uri -IdentifierUris $Uri -Password $secret # Create a Service Principal for the app $svcprincipal = New-AzureRmADServicePrincipal -ApplicationId $azureAdApplication.ApplicationId ...
When the credential is used to access Azure Key Vault, the SECRET argument must be formatted as a service principal's <client ID> (without hyphens) and <secret>, passed together without a space between them. See example C below. When the credential is using a shared access signature, the...
Run the Windows Azure Active Directory Module for Windows PowerShell as Administrator. Set theuserTypeattribute to "Guest" by following one of the examples below. Example 1:This example demonstrates how to set theuserTypeattribute to "Guest" for joe@partners.contoso.com...
\n ClickAdd. \n Copy and save locally the value of the secret that appears- you won’t see it again after you leave this part of the UI. \n Open a new PowerShell window, change to the directory where the file is located and typeImport-Module.\\sample-ar-app-pe...
from the returned object toSend-SMTPMailto send the user information and password to the user. The cool thing is that I do not have to create a password, nor do I have to supply one when I create the new user. Here is the output from the command in the Windows PowerShell console: ...
Further information on this can be found in the Enterprise Scale documentation atEnable Service Principal to create landing zones. The Enterprise Scale docs also walk through finding the above required IDs via PowerShell with the AZ module and also applying the RBAC permissions. However the RBAC as...