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Single Sign-On
Microsoft Entra ID
Setup Single Sign-On and enable members to login with their company account.
Microsoft Entra ID
(formerly known as Azure Active Directory) is a popular identity provider that can be used to setup Single Sign-On for your organization in Tempest.
Step-by-step
Below you will find detailed instructions on how to configure Microsoft Entra ID for Tempest.
These instructions assume you already have a Directory in your Microsoft Entra ID account.
1
Go to the Microsoft Entra ID portal and follow
Identity
>
Applications
>
Enterprise applications
.
2
Click
+New application
.
3
Click
+Create your own application
.
4
Type in a relevant name, select Non-gallery application, and click
Create
.
5
Follow
Identity
>
Applications
>
App registrations
, and click
All applications
.
6
Click on the application you created.
7
Click
Add a Redirect URI
.
8
In
Platform configurations
click
Add a platform
.
9
Select
Web
.
10
Add the
Redirect URL
from Tempest and click
Configure
.
11
Click
Certificates & secrets
and click
+New client secret
.
12
Type in a relevant name, select desired expiration time, and click
Add
.
13
Copy secret
Value
and paste it into
Tempest
.
14
Copy the
Client ID
and
Tenant ID
and paste it into
Tempest
.
15
Additional permissions are needed to support Directory Sync functionality.
Go to
API Permissions
and grant access to
Directory.Read.All
and
User.Read.All
for your application.
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