How to restrict app access to SharePoint sites?

How to restrict app access to SharePoint sites?

Applications can now use the new “Sites.selected” permission to request access to SharePoint sites. By default an application that requests “Sites.Selected” instead of a tenant wide permission may not access any SharePoint sites.

How to restrict app only permissions in azure?

In an Azure AD app registration under API Permissions I’ve added Sites.Read.All AppOnly to let my app access SharePoint resources through the Microsoft Graph API. How do I restrict this permission to apply to just one site collection?

How to restrict an app to a set of users?

The option to restrict an app to a specific set of users or security groups in a tenant works with the following types of applications: Applications configured for federated single sign-on with SAML-based authentication.

How to control app access on a specific site?

Along with Sites.Selected this will result in only those sites that have had permission granted being accessible. For example, if I wanted to grant the Foo application write permission to a single site collection, I would make this call: For more detailed information about using the API please see the Microsoft Graph documentation.

How does the SharePoint search rest service work?

You can use the Search REST service to submit Keyword Query Language (KQL) or FAST Query Language (FQL) queries in your SharePoint Add-ins, remote client applications, mobile applications, and other applications. The Search REST service supports both HTTP POST and HTTP GET requests.

Can a tenant deny access to a SharePoint site?

By default an application that requests “Sites.Selected” instead of a tenant wide permission may not access any SharePoint sites. The tenant administrator can grant or revoke an application’s access to individual sites through new endpoints in the Microsoft Graph API.

Is there an appmanifest for SharePoint add in?

EDIT: My app is not a SharePoint Add In. It is a standalone service application that simply access SharePoint through MS Graph. As such there is no AppManifest as nothing is installed in SharePoint (the question is relevant to other Graph resources than SharePoint as well).

How does the rest service work in SharePoint?

The SharePoint REST service provides a way to access external data using a specially constructed URL. To understand how it works and how to use it, see the following articles. Table 1. Core concepts for REST in SharePoint

Is there a way to not access SharePoint site collections?

The feature itself is straightforward. A new permission is available for applications under the Microsoft Graph Sites set of permissions named Sites.Selected. Choosing this permission for your application instead of one of the other permissions will, by default, result in your application not having access to any SharePoint site collections.

Can you deploy SharePoint add-in to site collection app catalog?

In site collection app catalogs, just as in tenant app catalog, you can deploy both SharePoint add-ins and SharePoint Framework solutions (.sppkg). SharePoint Framework solution packages that contain assets, can be deployed to site collection app catalogs.

Is there a CLI for SharePoint site collection?

Alternatively, you can use the CLI for Microsoft 365 to manage your SharePoint site collection app catalogs. The CLI for Microsoft 365 is a cross-platform command line interface that can be used on any platform, including Windows, MacOS and Linux.

Is the site collection app catalog compatible with SharePoint?

SharePoint offered no supported way of deploying add-ins and SharePoint Framework solutions only to specific sites. With the introduction of site collection app catalogs, tenant administrators can enable app catalog on the specific sites.