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Power pages sign in issue -Azure B2C

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Posted on by SoKamath

I've set up Azure B2C Authentication as the identity provider for our PowerPages portal. Users receive invitations to the portal via a flow. However, when they click on the invitation link to redeem it, they're redirected to the login.microsoft.com sign-in page instead of our configured Azure B2C setup. I'm wondering if this is expected behavior or if there's something misconfigured in our setup that's causing this redirection.

Users are expected to be redirected to the below screen

Instead redirected to login.microsoft.com sign-in page

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jyotiatharv 69 on at

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Could you cross check the Azure B2C Authentication steps with this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tQFGMH7RrMI ?

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Akah Mandela 445 on at

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Here are some steps to troubleshoot this issue:
Verify Redirect URIs:
In your Azure portal, ensure that the redirect URIs registered for your application match the URLs you expect users to be redirected to after authentication. If you have multiple redirect URIs, validate that they are correctly configured.
Sometimes, having more than one registered redirect URI can cause instability. Consider using a single redirect URI if possible.
Browser Trace :
To diagnose the issue further, capture a browser trace while reproducing the problem. This will help identify any unexpected redirects or issues.
Custom Policies (if applicable):
If you’re using custom policies, ensure that you’re handling access tokens correctly from the /authorize endpoint. Reproducing the issue while using custom policies might shed light on any specific issues. Remember that Azure AD B2C should respect the specified redirect_uri in the authentication request. If you continue to face issues, consider reaching out to Microsoft support for further assistance.

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rogerhillgsy 2 on at

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You probably have the site set as "Private".
When a site is private you need to log into your parent/office domain to get access to the power platforms site.

I would suggest applying IP address restrictions, then making the site Public.

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