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Where do I assign create permission for a role?
When assigning a role that contains create permissions, the role assignment must be made at the directory scope. A create permission assigned at a resource scope does not grant the ability to create app registrations.
How to grant users rights to manage services?
To Start, Stop, and Pause a service, users need the Read and the Stop, Start, and Pause permissions. These permissions are exposed only through Group Policy. You can create organizational units (OUs) that contain the workstations that you want the policy applied to.
How can service hooks be used in a project?
A: The user with these permissions can see all subscriptions created in the project and the notification history for those subscriptions. That user can then create any type of service hook subscription in that project.
How to integrate service hooks in web access?
Open the admin page for a project in web access. Create a subscription by running the wizard. Select the service you want to integrate with. Select the event to trigger on and any filters (if applicable). Select an action to run on the target service. Note To confirm the settings are correct, test the subscription and then finish the wizard.
How to create a default role assignment policy?
In the left navigation pane click permissions, and then click user roles. Double-click Default Role Assignment Policy. Click to clear the MyDistributionGroups check box and the MyDistributionGroupMembershipcheck box. Click Save. To create a new role assignment policy, follow these steps:
How to create create permissions for app registration?
Grants the ability to delete app registrations restricted to those that are accessible only to accounts in your organization or single-tenant applications (myOrganization subtype). When assigning a role that contains create permissions, the role assignment must be made at the directory scope.
How to create a user access control policy?
In the console tree, under AD FS, click Access Control Policies . Right-click and select Add Access Control Policy . In the name box, enter a name for your policy, a description and click Add . On the Rule Editor, under users, place a check in with specific claims in the request and click the underlined specific at the bottom.