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Adding Azure Credentials

Overview 

Credentials can be added here to be used by your Data Sources when they connect to your repositories. Securely storing your credentials here enables a seamless connection when running your Data Collectors that require authorization. 

NOTE: Should your credentials change for your server, you can update them from here.

Once you have created your Credentials, they can be added to a Host, which will allow your Data Sources to inherit these credentials directly, eliminating the need to assign them separately.

Alternatively, you can assign the Credentials directly to a Data Source on a needs basis.

Gather Your Information

Three pieces of information will be needed to set up the credential:

  1. TenantId (Directory Id) - This is the Azure tenant Id and can be found in the Azure portal on the overview screen of the registered application.
  2. ClientId (App Id) - can be found on the overview screen of the registered application.
  3. Client Secret - this is only available for copying when the secret is first created; the Secret Value is the field that should be copied (if you don't have this information, you will need to remove the existing secret, create a new secret, and save the information).

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Add Credentials 

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1. Select the System tab.

2. Select the Credentials option from the drop-down list.

3. Click the Add Credentials button.

4. Select the Azure Credentials Type.

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5. Enter a Friendly Name for your Server to help you easily recognize it.

6. Enter a Description for these credentials.

7. Enter the Tenant ID to connect to.

8. Enter the App ID for the account to connect to the domain.

9. Enter the Secret Value for the account to connect to the domain.

10. Click Save and Close.