With the NPS extension, you can add phone call, text message, or phone app verification to your existing authentication flow without having to install, configure, and maintain new servers. Note - You cannot retrieve this secret value after you close the window.The Network Policy Server (NPS) extension for Azure AD Multi-Factor Authentication adds cloud-based MFA capabilities to your authentication infrastructure using your existing servers. Use this value in the next configuration step. In the Description field, enter a description for the client secret.įrom the Value field, copy the value of this new client secret. Under Client secrets, click New client secret. In the Azure portal, open your app and click Certificates & secrets. Under Configured permissions, click Grant admin consent for. Under Select permissions, in the search field, enter User and select and click Add permissions. Under Select permissions, in the search field, enter Group and select and click Add permissions. Under Microsoft APIs, click Microsoft Graph and select Application permissions. The Request API permissions window appears.
Under Configured permissions, click Add a permission. In the Azure portal, click App Registration. Set up permissions to allow selection of users and user groups from your Azure AD in the Harmony Connect Policy. Note - The system takes several hours to update the DNS.Ĭonfigure Microsoft Azure AD as your Identity Provider In the Customer records section, select TXT as Type and click Save. For more information, see Microsoft Azure AD license.Ĭonfigure the TXT Record of your Domain with Microsoft Office Portal You can a single Premium P2 license with multiple users.
To use a gallery application, refer to Azure AD documentation.īefore you begin, make sure that you have the following Microsoft Azure AD licenses:įor Microsoft Azure AD with SAML, you must have O365 and Azure AD Premium P1 license.įor Conditional Access, you must have Microsoft Azure AD Premium P1 and P2.
Note - These configuration steps allow you to set up the Azure AD Identity Provider with a Non-Gallery Application. Configuring Microsoft Azure AD as Identity ProviderĬonfigure your Azure AD as Identity Provider and use these settings for the Identity Awareness Check Point Software Blade on a Security Gateway that enforces network access and audits data based on network location, the identity of the user, and the identity of the computer.
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