When setting Azure AD app registration for using OAUTH 2 authentication, you need to create a client secret:
A client secret has an expiration date that now (from the Azure Portal) can be set to 24 months as maximum:
The option “Never” (for creating a secret that never expires) is disappeared from the UI for security reasons and Microsoft doesn’t want that you create secrets with…
Continue Reading demiliani’s Article on their blog
Azure AD app registration secrets: a quick script to check who expires soon
When setting Azure AD app registration for using OAUTH 2 authentication, you need to create a client secret: A client secret has an expiration date that now (from the Azure Portal) can be set to 24 months as maximum: The option “Never” (for creating a secret that never expires) is disappeared from the UI for…
Blog Syndicated with demiliani’s Permission
More About This Author
Array
Dyn365BC2022.05.19Testing Azure Functions or Dynamics 365 Business Central API calls performances with BenchmarkDotNet
Dyn365BC2022.05.05Dynamics 365 Business Central: custom Onedrive integrations
Dyn365BC2022.05.04Microsoft Reactor: Proactive monitoring of your Azure cloud applications
Dyn365BC2022.04.23Dynamics 365 Business Central: publish full dependency tree for AL projects
