# Azure ADFS

* Go to Azure Active Directory

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* Press App registrations in the side bar
* Press `new registration`
* Fill in all the details to set up your application

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* Press `register`
* You will now be in the app screen where you can immediately see the `application (client) ID` which you will need as the client id of the application

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* Now you can press the end points button on the top

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* Here you can find the token endpoint and the authorization endpoint
* You can use the `OpenID Connect metadata document` endpoint to get the issued id and the user info endpoint
* Now you can press `certificates and secrets` here in the side bar

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* Click on client secrets and new client secret
* Add the description and an expiry date
* Now you will get a `value` which is the secret


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