Deploy Live Platform Portal Application to Tenant
Accessing the Live Platform portal using your Azure tenant credentials initially requires you to login with the Global admin credentials of the tenant. This action establishes a connection with Microsoft Azure and creates an Enterprise application on the Azure tenant, for example, 'Production-EMEA-LC-OVOC'for example, 'Sandbox1'.
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Perform this procedure with ‘Global Admin’ permissions for the consenting tenant. |
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The same application registration can be used to manage all services on the Live Platform portal. |
The following permissions must be granted to the Managing tenant:
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Login to the Live Platform interface with Global Admin permissions for the tenant. |
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Click Login with Microsoft. |
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Enter the credentials of the Service Provider user. |
The Azure authentication and Permissions request dialog is displayed:
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Select the Consent on behalf of your organization check box and then click Accept. An Azure Enterprise application is established on your Azure tenant. At this stage, the Login Fails dialog is displayed. |
If for any reason, you did not select Consent on behalf of your organization or do not have ‘Admin’ permissions for this tenant, then this operation cannot be successfully applied until approved by Tenant Admin, see Granting Admin Consent.