I configured the Auth provider in my Cortana skill and removed it. After removing it still appear in the cortana dashboard and doesn't allow me to either Edit or Add new OAuth provider.
Do I need to go to any other Vault and delete the configuration?
Thanks
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I am setting up a PowerAutomate flow which will be called from a PowerApp. I would like fetch a JWT token from Azure AD in Power Automate and use that token to authenticate call a REST API, return back the result to PowerApps.
However, I would the JWT token be generated for the user which executes the flow and I dont want to hard-code user credentials in the flow. There would be multiple users executing the flow and each user would have different permissions in my App ( to which the REST call is made) so I want the authentication to the app be done as a named user rather than a service account/generic account
Thank you #lona Varga for your valuable suggestion. Posting your suggestion as an answer to help other community members.
To authenticate your application as a named user, please try the
following:
Create both backend and client application registrations in Azure portal.
After configuring these, create a custom connector by updating your security setting as below:
Authentication type: OAuth 2.0
Identity Provider: Azure Active Directory
Client ID: Client ID for Client App Registration
Client Secret: Client Secret for Client App Registration
Resource URL: Client ID fot Backend App Registration.
Update the redirect url by removing the existing value and add this newly created one, this is same for all connectors and it is :
https://global.consent.azure-apim.net/redirect
For more in detail, please refer below link:
Solved: Re: custom connector secure using Azure Active Dir... - Power Platform Community (microsoft.com)
Configured grafana with wso2 IS for authentication, Authentication is working fine but I am not able get user role into grafana from WSO2 IS. Can anyone guide on this.
You need to request the roles(groups) claim in the SP you registered for grafana. You can following the steps in doc to add roles claims to the SP
If you are using new console, follow these steps
Go to the registered SP edit page
Select the user attributes tap
Add the role(groups) attributes
In the access token, you can see the roles. (note: to always receive the roles in the access token make the roles attribute mandatory in the claims/attribute setting)
How do I best configure Keycloak so that a user needs to have an account for a client to be able to login into that client?
I have to replace a proprietory SSO-Impl. It deals with users, roles and clients much like Keycloak. However, it also knows about accounts. A user is only allowed to login to a client if he has an account for that client.
In Keycloak, if a user simply exists in a realm he may login to a client of that realm. Nothing else is needed. So no "account" is needed. In the old application, he needs an account as well.
What functionality in Keycloak is best suited to overcome this difference?
I have one idea:
Create a client-role in each client namend "HasAccount" and assign it to users. Then, restrict access if that role is missing.
This is discussed here: "Restrict client access in a single realm with keycloak"
It has at least two drawbacks:
It mixes authentication and authorization in the legacy app. I can understand that. But creating a role was already a workaround. That is why I described my initial problem here.
I have clients in 3+ languages/technologies. Adding functionality there seems like more work than in Keycloak.
Last remark:
Before you ask "This is not single sign on" anymore. It is only for administrative purposes. The admin can allow users to login into a client or not by creating an account or not. The user does not have to login a second time. If he is logged in in App A and has an account for App B, accessing App B works without logging in there.
A user is only allowed to login to a client if he has an account for that client. is really not a task for Identity Provider (IdP). It provides only identity and not authorization.
Of course you can ignore that and implement authorization as well. See: User attribute based web service access control by Keycloak
From the design perspective I would add auth reverse proxy in front of legacy app (but it isn't a best solution for SPA apps). Auth proxy will provide authentication via OIDC protocol and also authorization. Legacy apps may keep own OIDC authentication - it will be seamless auth from the user perspective, because SSO will be used.
Account entity - you can use group entity in the Keycloak instead of original account.
We are currently working on an Angular node application which uses WSO2 Api Manager and Identity Server . The current mode of login is done through emails which gets saved as WSO2 Carbon users . We need to allow users to login using their google or facebook accounts using OAuth2. I have implemented the code for fetching access token,refresh token on login through google on click of a button from my app . But How can i link it to save this user as a user in our application's identity server . I found the below link which helps in the process: https://docs.wso2.com/display/IS570/Logging+in+to+an+Application+Using+Google#50629d9a6ddf4769ae2d8953c5a25645 .
Can anyone suggest me whether this one would help ?
I would like to know how the google account user details will be saved as a user in our identity manager ?
Is it possible ? If possible, what all data will i get from google ?
I assume that you have already done the configurations for the communication between your application and the WSO2 Identity Server according to the description in the question.
From the description, I'm not certain that you have done the configurations to federate the login to Google. Follow the below steps if you already haven't done so.
Generate OAuth client ID from the google developer console.
Configure a federated authenticator in WSO2 IS with google authenticator using the generated client id and secret values.
Add newly created IDP as an option to the first step of your application.
More information can be found in here. From Google, you can get email and default profile attributes of the user. Reference.
Follow the same steps for Facebook login as well. More information available here.
Now the federated login is configured. Now you need to enable JIT provisioning for the configured Identity Providers above to save the user in the Identity Server when the user is logged in with those social login options. More information available in here. You have a few modes to create the user in the Identity Server.
How can I generate client id and client secret for user based authorization.
I am reading this link to authorize an user. But I have no idea on generating these keys and want to authorize many users based on these keys in ruby. Any starting guidance is appreciated. Thanks
OAuth is generally used to authenticate users for your site by having them log into an external service (i.e. Facebook or Google). The OAuth keys are generally generated by the outside service. Rails has some solid user authentication gems such as Devise that include protocols for common OAuth providers.
You would get it from the Oauth provider you are using. For Google for instance you would create a new project on console.cloud.google.com or use and existing project from there. Then you would go to api's and services. Then you would set up credentials and your Oauth consent screen.