Set Access Control for the AAD application
V6.0.10
A user will need to provide Access Control to the AAD Application for it to manage the user’s Azure Services (Key Vault, DNS Zone and App Services).
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Go to Azure Subscriptions, and open the subscription that contains your Azure Key Vault, DNS Zone, App Services
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In the subscription, click on ‘Access control (IAM)’ and add a new role assignment
- Select the ‘Contributor’ role and click the ‘Next’ button
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Assign access to : ‘User, groups or service principal’ and click the ‘Select members’ link
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Search for the AAD App that was registered and select it. (If you did not register an AAD app previously, please follow the instruction in this link : Registering an AAD Application)
- Click the ‘Review + assign’ button
- In the ‘Role assignments’ tab, you will see the new role assignment you just added
You must repeat these steps for each Azure Subscription that a user may wish to access.
Access Policies for Key Vault
If a user is creating SSL/TLS certificates for Azure Key Vault, they will need to set Access policies for the certificate in Key Vault.
This step is not required, if SSL/TLS certificates are not being created for Key Vault.
- In Key Vault, click on ‘Access policies’ and ‘Add Access Policy’
- In the ‘Certificate permissions’ dropdown, select all 16 permissions, including ‘Purge’ permission.
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Then , click on ‘Select principal’
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Search for the application that was registered and click the ‘Select’ button to select it
- Click the ‘Add’ button when you are done
- Click the ‘Save’ button to save the access policy
- The newly added access policy will be displayed
