Configure the settings to use Microsoft's cloud service, Microsoft Exchange Online, or Google's cloud service, Google Workspace, with the OAuth 2.0 authorization framework.
Configuring the OAuth 2.0 Authentication (Microsoft) Settings
Configure this setting using Remote UI from a computer. You cannot use the control panel to configure the setting. Administrator or NetworkAdmin privileges are required.
Enter "common," consumers," or "organizations" for <Tenant name>, according to the usage environment of the machine.
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Click [OK].
The [OAuth 2.0 (Microsoft) Settings] screen is displayed again.
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Wait for several seconds, and then click [].
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Check that [Successfully Connected] is displayed for [Server Connection Status].
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Click the link displayed next to [Microsoft Entra ID Authorization Server Endpoint], and authorize the server according to the instructions on the screen.
Follow the instructions in [Message] and enter the user code displayed in [User Code].
Authorization is performed within the time frame indicated in [User Code Expires In].
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Wait for several minutes, and then click [].
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Check that [Active] is displayed for [Token Status].
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Log out from Remote UI.
NOTE
If you change the settings to stop using OAuth 2.0, and then want to start using OAuth 2.0 again, reconfigure the OAuth 2.0 authentication settings from Step 1.
Configuring the OAuth 2.0 Authentication (Google) Settings
* If you change the date and time settings after configuring the OAuth 2.0 authentication settings, reconfigure the OAuth 2.0 authentication settings.
Step 1: Configuring the Authentication Client Settings in Google Workspace
Follow the procedure below to configure the authentication client settings. The setting method may be changed due to service updates or other reasons. For details, see the manual for Google Cloud.
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Log in to Google Cloud with a Google Workspace administrator account, and create a new project.
For details on how to create a project, see the manual for Google Cloud.
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Enable the Gmail API service.
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Display the created project, and select [APIs & Services].
The [APIs & Services] screen is displayed.
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Click [Enabled APIs & services] [Gmail API].
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Configure the settings on the OAuth consent screen.
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On the [APIs & Services] screen, click [OAuth consent screen].
The [OAuth consent screen] screen is displayed.
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Select [Internal], and click [CREATE].
The [Edit app registration] screen is displayed.
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Configure [App name], [User support email], and [Developer contact information].
Enter a name in [App name] and the information in [User support email] and [Developer contact information].
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Click [SAVE AND CONTINUE].
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Click [ADD OR REMOVE SCOPES].
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Select the checkbox for the Gmail API (https://mail.google.com/), and click [UPDATE].
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Check the settings, and click [SAVE AND CONTINUE].
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Configure the access authentication information.
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On the [APIs & Services] screen, click [Credentials].
The [Credentials] screen is displayed.
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In [CREATE CREDENTIALS], click [Oauth client ID].
The [Create OAuth client ID] screen is displayed.
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Select [Desktop app] in [Application type], and enter a name for the OAuth 2.0 client in [Name].
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Click [CREATE].
The [Client ID] and [Client secret] are generated.
Step 2: Configuring the OAuth 2.0 (Google) Settings on the Machine
Configure this setting using Remote UI from a computer. You cannot use the control panel to configure the setting. Administrator privileges are required.
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