External login for another Azure AD

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Posted on by Moshe85

Hello guys

I'm newbie on Portals, and I have a question

One of my customers has two Azure tenants.
Is it possible to allow connection to the portal from one of these two tenants? I suppose that yes.
So I created a second identity provider (OpenID) as described in the MS documentation.

I have the two buttons on my login page.
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But,

1. I can't register, although the external login is authorized
2. Each time I have an invalid sign-in attempt

Can you help me please?

Thanks

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ragavanrajan 7,044 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi @Moshe85

To make it simple, just keep the standard Azure AD button and use azure AD to login.

If you still have problem try Azure AD B2C configuration

Hope it helps.

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Hi @ragavanrajan

Thanks for your quick answer.

But the standard button (which is still there, I just renamed it to Internal AD) does not allow me to authenticate via the second Azure AD, that of the other tenant.
Using AD B2C is an option, yes. But I prefer to try what I described before. I'm not sure why this wouldn't work.

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Any help, please?

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Hi @Moshe85

My apologies. I need to check this open ID feature. In the meanwhile, the simple solution I would think is

Invite the second Azure tenant users to the first tenant (Default tenant) Azure has guest users. This will solve the problem. Where you can have one button and allow your second Azure AD tenant as external users and pay for add-ons instead of licensing.

Hope it gives you some new thoughts and clarity

Hope it helps.
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