Integrating Auth0 With Azure Active Directory

9th July 2020 / Nick McKenna
integrating auth0 with azure active directory

Task 5: Create Enterprise Connection In Auth0

You can find some help on this in the official Auth0 documentation via their website.

The key steps are:

1. Open Connections > Enterprise.

connections

2. Click the + button next to Azure AD.

microsoft azure ad

3. You should see the New Azure AD connection screen.

new azure ad connection

4. Enter connection name (Needs to be unique).

azure tenant

5. Get your MS Azure AD domain from the Azure AD overview screen in the Azure Portal (e.g. mycompany.com).

6. Enter the domain in the Microsoft Azure AD Domain field.

microsoft azure ad domain

7. Enter your Azure AD app registration Client Id and Client Secret. You should have saved these while creating your Azure App registration in Task 2.

client id and client secret

8. Leave everything else as default.

9. Click the ‘Create’ button.

create microsoft azure domain

You can learn how to enable enterprise connection for application by clicking page 6 below.

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Nick McKenna
Since 2004, Nick McKenna, BSc, MBCS Biography has been the CEO of McKenna Consultants. McKenna Consultants is a bespoke software development based in North Yorkshire, specialising in Cloud development, mobile App development, progressive web App development, systems integration and the Internet of Things development. Nick also holds a First Class Degree in Computer Science (BSc) and wrote his first computer program at the age of nine, on a BBC Micro Model B computer. For the last 21 years, Nick has been a professional computer programmer and software architecture. Nick’s technical expertise includes; Net Core, C#, Microsoft Azure, Asp.Net, RESTful web services, eProcurement, Swift, iOS mobile development, Java, Android mobile development, C++, Internet Of Things and more. In addition, Nick is experienced in Agile coaching, training and consultancy, applying modern Agile management techniques to marketing and running McKenna Consultants, as well as the development of software for clients. Nick is a Certified Enterprise Coach (Scrum Alliance), SAFe Program Consultant (SAI), Certified LeSS Practitioner (LeSS) and Certified Scrum@Scale Practitioner. Outside the office, Nick is a professional scuba diver and he holds the rank of Black Belt 5th Dan in Karate.

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