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  • October 8, 2021
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Hello Community,

Is it required to have local or public dns records for the redirect URIs when using Azure AD as the default authentication provider in Apps10?

 

For example in IFS documentation sample URI has to be in this format: 


https://test888.example.com:58080/main/ifsapplications/projection/oauth2/callback/

https://test888.example.com:58080/main/ifsapplications/web/oauth2/callback/

 

https://test888.example.com:58080/int/default/plsqlgateway/oauth2/callback

https://test888.example.com:58080/int/default/clientgateway/oauth2/callback

https://test888.example.com::58080/main/default/plsqlgateway/oauth2/callback

https://test888.example.com:58080/main/default/clientgateway/oauth2/callback

 

Is it necessary to have an local dns/ Azure DNS or public domain registration for below FQDN?

test888.example.com

Best answer by Sajith D

Hi @Ruchira ,

You don’t need public DNS records for the URL’s but would need local DNS so the client can be navigated redirected to the callback URL’s. The thing to keep in mind here is that Azure doesn’t communicate directly to the application URL’s. It will only instruct the client (i.e. client browser) to be redirected to the callback URL’s with the access token provided by Azure.

Cheers.

Cheers | Ruchira
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  • Sajith D
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  • October 10, 2021

Hi @Ruchira ,

You don’t need public DNS records for the URL’s but would need local DNS so the client can be navigated redirected to the callback URL’s. The thing to keep in mind here is that Azure doesn’t communicate directly to the application URL’s. It will only instruct the client (i.e. client browser) to be redirected to the callback URL’s with the access token provided by Azure.

Cheers.

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  • October 11, 2021

Hi @Ruchira ,

You don’t need public DNS records for the URL’s but would need local DNS so the client can be navigated redirected to the callback URL’s. The thing to keep in mind here is that Azure doesn’t communicate directly to the application URL’s. It will only instruct the client (i.e. client browser) to be redirected to the callback URL’s with the access token provided by Azure.

Cheers.

Thanks @Sajith D 

Cheers | Ruchira
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