Is there anyway to authenticate microsoft personal account users with ADAL V1.0 endpoint itself instead of...
Can we authenticate outlook, hotmail users with adal v1.0 endpoint itself instead of going for msal v2.0
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/app-service/app-service-mobile-how-to-configure-microsoft-authentication
Can we follow steps mentioned in above article to provide personal account access to web apps in V1.0 endpoint.
Actually I have an azure app service which authenticates work or school accounts using ADAL v1.0 . I got a requirement to authenticate personal account users aswell. Is it possible to do this with ADAL itself instead of choosing MSAL
azure azure-active-directory msal asked Nov 25 '18 at 5:47
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Can we authenticate outlook, hotmail users with adal v1.0 endpoint itself instead of going for msal v2.0
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/app-service/app-service-mobile-how-to-configure-microsoft-authentication
Can we follow steps mentioned in above article to provide personal account access to web apps in V1.0 endpoint.
Actually I have an azure app service which authenticates work or school accounts using ADAL v1.0 . I got a requirement to authenticate personal account users aswell. Is it possible to do this with ADAL itself instead of choosing MSAL
azure azure-active-directory msal asked Nov 25 '18 at 5:47
user3190467user3190467
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Looks more like server administration and provisioning to me. Maybe you can edit the question and bring it back on-topic for the site?
– jww
Nov 25 '18 at 5:57
Actually I have an app service which authenticates work or school accounts using ADAL v1.0 . I got a requirement to authenticate personal account users aswell. Is it possible to do this with ADAL itself instead of choosing MSAL.
– user3190467
Nov 25 '18 at 6:01
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Can we authenticate outlook, hotmail users with adal v1.0 endpoint itself instead of going for msal v2.0
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/app-service/app-service-mobile-how-to-configure-microsoft-authentication
Can we follow steps mentioned in above article to provide personal account access to web apps in V1.0 endpoint.
Actually I have an azure app service which authenticates work or school accounts using ADAL v1.0 . I got a requirement to authenticate personal account users aswell. Is it possible to do this with ADAL itself instead of choosing MSAL
azure azure-active-directory msal asked Nov 25 '18 at 5:47
user3190467user3190467
43
Can we authenticate outlook, hotmail users with adal v1.0 endpoint itself instead of going for msal v2.0
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/app-service/app-service-mobile-how-to-configure-microsoft-authentication
Can we follow steps mentioned in above article to provide personal account access to web apps in V1.0 endpoint.
Actually I have an azure app service which authenticates work or school accounts using ADAL v1.0 . I got a requirement to authenticate personal account users aswell. Is it possible to do this with ADAL itself instead of choosing MSAL
azure azure-active-directory msal azure azure-active-directory msal asked Nov 25 '18 at 5:47
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Looks more like server administration and provisioning to me. Maybe you can edit the question and bring it back on-topic for the site?
– jww
Nov 25 '18 at 5:57
Actually I have an app service which authenticates work or school accounts using ADAL v1.0 . I got a requirement to authenticate personal account users aswell. Is it possible to do this with ADAL itself instead of choosing MSAL.
– user3190467
Nov 25 '18 at 6:01
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Looks more like server administration and provisioning to me. Maybe you can edit the question and bring it back on-topic for the site?
– jww
Nov 25 '18 at 5:57
Actually I have an app service which authenticates work or school accounts using ADAL v1.0 . I got a requirement to authenticate personal account users aswell. Is it possible to do this with ADAL itself instead of choosing MSAL.
– user3190467
Nov 25 '18 at 6:01
Looks more like server administration and provisioning to me. Maybe you can edit the question and bring it back on-topic for the site?
– jww
Nov 25 '18 at 5:57
Looks more like server administration and provisioning to me. Maybe you can edit the question and bring it back on-topic for the site?
– jww
Nov 25 '18 at 5:57
Actually I have an app service which authenticates work or school accounts using ADAL v1.0 . I got a requirement to authenticate personal account users aswell. Is it possible to do this with ADAL itself instead of choosing MSAL.
– user3190467
Nov 25 '18 at 6:01
Actually I have an app service which authenticates work or school accounts using ADAL v1.0 . I got a requirement to authenticate personal account users aswell. Is it possible to do this with ADAL itself instead of choosing MSAL.
– user3190467
Nov 25 '18 at 6:01
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As far as I known, if you authenticate users with ADAL, the account which you use to authenticate must be in the Azure AD tenant. In other words, the account must be a work or school account. So you cannot use ADAL to complete authentication with personal Microsoft accounts. for more details, please refer to the document. Besides, if you want to use personal Microsoft accounts to finish authentication, you need to use MSAL or configure your App Service application to use Microsoft Account login.
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As far as I known, if you authenticate users with ADAL, the account which you use to authenticate must be in the Azure AD tenant. In other words, the account must be a work or school account. So you cannot use ADAL to complete authentication with personal Microsoft accounts. for more details, please refer to the document. Besides, if you want to use personal Microsoft accounts to finish authentication, you need to use MSAL or configure your App Service application to use Microsoft Account login.
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As far as I known, if you authenticate users with ADAL, the account which you use to authenticate must be in the Azure AD tenant. In other words, the account must be a work or school account. So you cannot use ADAL to complete authentication with personal Microsoft accounts. for more details, please refer to the document. Besides, if you want to use personal Microsoft accounts to finish authentication, you need to use MSAL or configure your App Service application to use Microsoft Account login.
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As far as I known, if you authenticate users with ADAL, the account which you use to authenticate must be in the Azure AD tenant. In other words, the account must be a work or school account. So you cannot use ADAL to complete authentication with personal Microsoft accounts. for more details, please refer to the document. Besides, if you want to use personal Microsoft accounts to finish authentication, you need to use MSAL or configure your App Service application to use Microsoft Account login.
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As far as I known, if you authenticate users with ADAL, the account which you use to authenticate must be in the Azure AD tenant. In other words, the account must be a work or school account. So you cannot use ADAL to complete authentication with personal Microsoft accounts. for more details, please refer to the document. Besides, if you want to use personal Microsoft accounts to finish authentication, you need to use MSAL or configure your App Service application to use Microsoft Account login.
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Looks more like server administration and provisioning to me. Maybe you can edit the question and bring it back on-topic for the site?
– jww
Nov 25 '18 at 5:57
Actually I have an app service which authenticates work or school accounts using ADAL v1.0 . I got a requirement to authenticate personal account users aswell. Is it possible to do this with ADAL itself instead of choosing MSAL.
– user3190467
Nov 25 '18 at 6:01