OAuth2
The OAuth2 tab shows settings for the OAuth2 (Open Authorization) standard.
OAuth enables login via Azure Active Directory. The components used support OAuth2, however, in addition to the components, it is also necessary that the application "registers" with the AD user (and obtains its client key).
The use of OAuth2 is confirmed by entering the relevant data into the fields.
The tab can be accessed from the menu Settings | Program | Administration Panel by clicking the panel Settings | Internet and then the tab OAuth2.
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The labels in brackets next to the settings fields indicate the level on which setting applies:
- (c) – Company-level setting.
- (u) – User-level setting.
- (m) – Workstation-level setting.
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Auth URL
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Enter the Auth web address (URL).
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Token URL
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Enter the web address (URL) of the token.
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Redirect URL
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Enter the redirect URI or URL of the response. This refers to the location to which the authorization server redirects the user when the application has been successfully authorized and has been assigned an authorization code or access token.
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Client ID
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Enter the client ID. This is an application-related ID that helps authenticate the client/server OAuth 2.0 for ArcGIS client APIs. Developers create the Client ID by defining the application in their developer dashboard.
For more information, see https://www.oauth.com/oauth2-servers/client-registration/client-id-secret/.
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Client token
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Enter the name of the customer token.
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Scope
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Enter the range or permission set on the token in the field. This is the context in which this token can operate. For more information, see https://oauth.net/2/scope/.
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State
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The OAuth 2.0 state parameter is a unique, randomly generated, unguessable string sent when the authentication request is sent and checked when the response is processed.
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