1 | Select the [Use Microsoft Entra ID] checkbox. | ||
2 | Click [Domain Settings]. The [Microsoft Entra ID Domain Settings] screen is displayed. | ||
3 | Specify the Microsoft Entra ID information. [Login Destination Name] Enter the name to be displayed at the login destination. * You cannot use control characters or spaces. [Domain Name] Enter the domain name of the Microsoft Entra ID that is the login destination. [Application ID] Enter the application (client) ID. [Secret] Enter the secret generated by Microsoft Entra ID. You do not need to enter this when [Key and Certificate] is used. [Key and Certificate] Press [Key and Certificate] when you use a key and certificate. You can press [Export Certificate] to export the certificate to be registered to Microsoft Entra ID. [Microsoft Entra ID Authentication URL] and[Microsoft Entra ID API URL] Enter the URLs. Depending on your cloud environment, you may need to change the settings. | ||
4 | Specify the attributes. [Attribute to Set for Login Account] Enter the attributes for the login name, display name, and e-mail address of each user account on the server. [Login Name] From the pulldown menu, select the attribute for the login name of each user account on the server. *To specify an attribute not displayed in the pulldown menu, you can enter it directly. [WindowsLogonName]: displayName is obtained from Microsoft Entra ID. displayName is changed as follows to create the login name:
[displayName]: displayName obtained from Microsoft Entra ID becomes the login name. [userPrincipalName]: userPrincipalName obtained from Microsoft Entra ID becomes the login name. [userPrincipalName-Prefix]: The portion before "@" in userPrincipalName obtained from Microsoft Entra ID becomes the login name. Example: When userPrincipalName is "user.002@mail.test," the login name becomes "user.002." [Display Name] and [E-Mail Address] Enter the attributes for the display name and e-mail address of each user account on the server. | ||
5 | Specify the domain name of the login destination in [Domain Name] under [Domain Name to Set for Login Account]. | ||
6 | Specify the settings in [Autocomplete for Entering User Name When Using Keyboard Authentication] under [Domain Name to Autocomplete]. Enter the name of the domain for which to perform autocomplete. Normally, set the same name as entered in [Domain Name]. | ||
7 | Click [Connection Test] to test the connection. | ||
8 | Click [Update]. The screen returns to the [Edit Server Settings] screen. |
1 | In the navigation menu, click [App registrations] > [Register New Flow]. |
2 | Enter the name of the application. You can enter any name. Input example: Canon <printer name> Login |
3 | Select the type of account, and click [Register]. The application (client) ID is generated. Make a note of the generated ID. |
1 | In the navigation menu, click [Certificates & secrets]. |
2 | Click [New client secret]. |
3 | In the [Add a client secret] dialog box, enter the description and expiry date, and click [Add]. A secret ID and value are created. Make a note of the created secret value. You do not need the secret ID. * The secret value is only displayed once. If you are unable to make a note of the value, create a new client secret. |
1 | In the navigation menu, click [Certificates & secrets]. |
2 | Click [Upload certificate]. |
3 | Select the file, and click [Add]. After the certificate is uploaded, make a note of the Thumbprint value. |