Where to find domain name to use Azure AD Authentication in application
I'm looking to learn how to set up a Web API to use Azure authentication. This web api will be locally hosted on my network and not in Azure. I simply want to use Azure as a means of authenticating user sign in and token management. I've set up a web api in the past but it used authentication with a locally hosted SQL database. I'm completely new to Azure and am looking for any resources on how to set this up. The end goal is to get something that I can put into the domain box pictured below:
I have no idea what that is or how to go about getting it. I know this is Stackoverflow but can anyone at least point me in the right direction?
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I'm looking to learn how to set up a Web API to use Azure authentication. This web api will be locally hosted on my network and not in Azure. I simply want to use Azure as a means of authenticating user sign in and token management. I've set up a web api in the past but it used authentication with a locally hosted SQL database. I'm completely new to Azure and am looking for any resources on how to set this up. The end goal is to get something that I can put into the domain box pictured below:
I have no idea what that is or how to go about getting it. I know this is Stackoverflow but can anyone at least point me in the right direction?
azure asp.net-web-api azure-active-directory azure-authentication edited Jan 18 at 21:28
Rick Rainey
9,22812142
asked Jan 18 at 20:08
RhendarRhendar
93117
add a comment |
I'm looking to learn how to set up a Web API to use Azure authentication. This web api will be locally hosted on my network and not in Azure. I simply want to use Azure as a means of authenticating user sign in and token management. I've set up a web api in the past but it used authentication with a locally hosted SQL database. I'm completely new to Azure and am looking for any resources on how to set this up. The end goal is to get something that I can put into the domain box pictured below:
I have no idea what that is or how to go about getting it. I know this is Stackoverflow but can anyone at least point me in the right direction?
azure asp.net-web-api azure-active-directory azure-authentication edited Jan 18 at 21:28
Rick Rainey
9,22812142
asked Jan 18 at 20:08
RhendarRhendar
93117
I'm looking to learn how to set up a Web API to use Azure authentication. This web api will be locally hosted on my network and not in Azure. I simply want to use Azure as a means of authenticating user sign in and token management. I've set up a web api in the past but it used authentication with a locally hosted SQL database. I'm completely new to Azure and am looking for any resources on how to set this up. The end goal is to get something that I can put into the domain box pictured below:
I have no idea what that is or how to go about getting it. I know this is Stackoverflow but can anyone at least point me in the right direction?
azure asp.net-web-api azure-active-directory azure-authentication azure asp.net-web-api azure-active-directory azure-authentication edited Jan 18 at 21:28
Rick Rainey
9,22812142
asked Jan 18 at 20:08
RhendarRhendar
93117
edited Jan 18 at 21:28
Rick Rainey
9,22812142
asked Jan 18 at 20:08
RhendarRhendar
93117
edited Jan 18 at 21:28
Rick Rainey
9,22812142
edited Jan 18 at 21:28
Rick Rainey
9,22812142
edited Jan 18 at 21:28
Rick Rainey
9,22812142
9,22812142
asked Jan 18 at 20:08
RhendarRhendar
93117
asked Jan 18 at 20:08
RhendarRhendar
93117
asked Jan 18 at 20:08
RhendarRhendar
93117
93117
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You can absolutely do what you're describing. Assuming you already have an Azure Subscription, sign-in to the Azure portal and open the Azure Active Directory blade. In the Azure Active Directory blade, click on Custom domain names. This will show you what your Azure AD domain is. Unless you have configured a custom domain for your directory, it will be <something>.onmicrosoft.com. For example,
answered Jan 18 at 21:25
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That was it. Once I entered just the domain name and nothing else it worked. Thanks Rick!
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You can absolutely do what you're describing. Assuming you already have an Azure Subscription, sign-in to the Azure portal and open the Azure Active Directory blade. In the Azure Active Directory blade, click on Custom domain names. This will show you what your Azure AD domain is. Unless you have configured a custom domain for your directory, it will be <something>.onmicrosoft.com. For example,
answered Jan 18 at 21:25
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That was it. Once I entered just the domain name and nothing else it worked. Thanks Rick!
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Jan 18 at 21:52
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You can absolutely do what you're describing. Assuming you already have an Azure Subscription, sign-in to the Azure portal and open the Azure Active Directory blade. In the Azure Active Directory blade, click on Custom domain names. This will show you what your Azure AD domain is. Unless you have configured a custom domain for your directory, it will be <something>.onmicrosoft.com. For example,
answered Jan 18 at 21:25
Rick RaineyRick Rainey
9,22812142
That was it. Once I entered just the domain name and nothing else it worked. Thanks Rick!
– Rhendar
Jan 18 at 21:52
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You can absolutely do what you're describing. Assuming you already have an Azure Subscription, sign-in to the Azure portal and open the Azure Active Directory blade. In the Azure Active Directory blade, click on Custom domain names. This will show you what your Azure AD domain is. Unless you have configured a custom domain for your directory, it will be <something>.onmicrosoft.com. For example,
answered Jan 18 at 21:25
Rick RaineyRick Rainey
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You can absolutely do what you're describing. Assuming you already have an Azure Subscription, sign-in to the Azure portal and open the Azure Active Directory blade. In the Azure Active Directory blade, click on Custom domain names. This will show you what your Azure AD domain is. Unless you have configured a custom domain for your directory, it will be <something>.onmicrosoft.com. For example,
answered Jan 18 at 21:25
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answered Jan 18 at 21:25
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answered Jan 18 at 21:25
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That was it. Once I entered just the domain name and nothing else it worked. Thanks Rick!
– Rhendar
Jan 18 at 21:52
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That was it. Once I entered just the domain name and nothing else it worked. Thanks Rick!
– Rhendar
Jan 18 at 21:52
That was it. Once I entered just the domain name and nothing else it worked. Thanks Rick!
– Rhendar
Jan 18 at 21:52
That was it. Once I entered just the domain name and nothing else it worked. Thanks Rick!
– Rhendar
Jan 18 at 21:52
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