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Exit the SmartNotes client, go to the installation folder and open the SmartNotes.config file in the editor. |
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Also uncomment the "AuthenticationSettings" and set the following settings:
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Server-side configuration Setting up authentication via Azure AD is simplified and does not require entering metadata, redirect URI and the like, as it is already hardcoded. Please open the SmartNotesServer.exe.config in the SmartNotesServer installation directory. Please remove the <!-- and → in the AzureActiveDirectoryConnectionSettings section. |
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For some oAuth services it may be necessary to enter a client secret. SmartNotes provides a method for encryption. Open command line (cmd) and navigate to the SmartNotes server directory (by default: C:\Program Files (x86)\Amana Consulting\SmartNotesServer) and run SmartNotes.PasswordEncryptor.exe with the parameter set -p:[yourClientSecret] and your Client Secret. |
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The SmartNotes Client offers the possibility to test the connection data to oAuth before using it productively. You may bypass errors in the configuration with a previous test. To do this, simply start the Amana.SmartNotes.AuthenticationApp.exe |
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How to configure OAuth authentication in SmartNotes
As with all other user types in SmartNotes: native or ActiveDirectory;
OAuth Azure AD users must exist in SmartNotes to be able to log in and must be marked with SSO.
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Stop the server and open the SmartNotesService.config file in an editor. Go to the appSettings section and set the adjoining settings. |