Configure the App

Log in to the Azure SSO app:

The default user is admin with password changeme.

Enter your License Key

The first login to the app requires entering a license key. If you don’t have one yet, you can purchase it right here:

Setup Wizard

After entering the license key, the default dashboard is displayed which shows the Authentication Log:

Because you did not define any authentication services yet, activate the Setup Wizard from the toolbar:

It will guide you through the configuration. You can activate the wizard for reconfiguration anytime later from the toolbar.

Create an OAuth 2.0 Service

This creates an OAuth 2.0 service for a single app, running on the same Flow Director instance. In this case, we define the service for the SwiftMQ Explorer app:

The App Name is the internal name of the app, like swiftmqexplorer.
Client ID and Client Secret are the values saved from your Azure AD configuration. For the Client Secret you can specify env:<name>, prop:<name>, or file:<name> instead of the secret to fetch it from environment var <name>, system property <name>, or file <name>.
Flow Director URL is the URL under which users reach the Flow Director instance from their browsers.
Token and Authorization endpoints can stay at their default values.
A Default Role is used if the user doesn’t have an app role assigned. Usually, these users can’t access the app with one exception: The owner of the app in Azure AD can access it and has no app role assigned.

You can create more OAuth 2.0 services for other apps by clicking the + button:

Remove an OAuth 2.0 Service

Click on

to remove the service.

What you should NOT do

You should avoid configuring SSO for the Azure SSO app itself. If you made mistakes during configuration you can’t log in and the only way to solve that would be to delete and reinstall the app.