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      Azure AD Auth Modifier (Microsoft Entra ID)
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      Azure AD Auth Modifier (Microsoft Entra ID)

      • Updated on 30 Jan 2026
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      Applies to: Lasernet 11

      The Azure AD Auth modifier logs into Microsoft Entra ID for a given user and retrieves a token which can be used to access different services in Azure. This could be SharePoint, Exchange, or custom web services developed by third parties, which you want Lasernet to communicate with. It can also request different scopes, which determine what Lasernet can access if granted.

      The Setup tab for the Azure AD Auth modifier.

      Tenant ID

      The ID of the AAD directory in which you created the application.

      Client ID (iss)

      Credentials (ID) for Microsoft Entra ID Authentication.

      Client Secret

      Credentials (secret key) for Microsoft Entra ID Authentication.

      Scope

      The request may have one or more scope values indicating additional access requested by the application. The authorization server will need to display the requested scopes to the user. The setting is optional.

      Redirect URI

      The redirect URI is the URL within your application that will receive Microsoft Entra ID credentials.

      Endpoint

      Select between Endpoint version v1.0 or v2.0.

      Resource

      The ID of the API that the modifier wants to access on behalf of the user.

      Enter any necessary settings and then click Obtain Authorization.

      Refresh Access Token

      If Lasernet experiences issues connecting to the Azure service, there might be a problem with its current security tokens. In some cases, the Refresh Access Token button can resolve connection issues.

      Connection issues can occur for a number of reasons, including:

      • More than 90 days of inactivity.

      • The user changed their password.

      • Permission or security changes to the user.

      • Revocation of permissions.

      If Lasernet experiences connection issues, click Refresh Access Token to obtain new tokens, then commit and deploy the Lasernet configuration.

      If doing this does not resolve the issue, click Remove Authorization to remove the currently stored security tokens, then click Obtain Authorization to reauthenticate using the user account (which will also refresh the security tokens). Then, commit and deploy the Lasernet configuration.

      JobInfos

      The Azure AD Auth modifier (Microsoft Entra ID) sets a JobInfo.

      OAuth2AccessToken

      Value of the OAuth 2.0 access token.

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