Manage authorization servers
Use this window to add, edit or remove authorization servers. By default, Microsoft authorization server is created and selected. However, you can add a new server and select it.
Add authorization server
To add a new OAuth authorization server, do the following:
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Click
Add.
Add authorization server window is displayed.
- Specify the Server name for the authorization server and click OK.
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Configure the following for the authorization server.
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The following fields are not mandatory here and you can also specify these in the "Configure OAuth" window.
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Scopes are the API permissions that should be configured in Microsoft Azure portal before configuring in KC Plug-In.
Setting Description Authorization endpoint URL The URL to get an authorization code from the authorization server. Token endpoint URL The URL to get the respective OAuth token information. IMAP scopes Enter the scopes required for the IMAP protocol. POP3 scopes Enter the scopes required for the POP3 protocol. MS Graph scopes Enter the scopes required for the MS Graph mailbox user. SMTP Outbound scopes Enter the scopes required for the SMTP Outbound user. For settings specific to Google authorization server, see Configure Google OAuth.
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- Click OK to save the authorization server.
Edit authorization server
To edit an existing OAuth authorization server, do the following.
- Select the server to edit in the Server name list.
- Modify the Endpoint URLs and Protocol scopes as required.
- Click OK to save the changes
Delete authorization server
To delete an authorization server, do the following:
You cannot delete the system default server: MICROSOFT.
- Select the server to delete in the Server name list.
- Click OK.
- Confirm the deletion.