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Choose your SharePoint organization setting and click "Edit..."
Choose your SharePoint organization setting and click "Edit..."
[[File:UMSConfiguratorSharepointOrganizationSettingsEdit.png|none|thumb]]
[[File:UMSConfiguratorSharepointOrganizationSettingsEdit.png|none|thumb]]
<nowiki><span id="SharePointOrganizationSettings">Input</span></nowiki> your "Tenant Name" ex. "cortenso.onmicrosoft.com", paste the previously copied Application ID into "Client ID" field and paste previously copied KEY into "Client secret" and click "Ok"
<span id="SharePointOrganizationSettings">Input</span> your "Tenant Name" ex. "cortenso.onmicrosoft.com", paste the previously copied Application ID into "Client ID" field and paste previously copied KEY into "Client secret" and click "Ok"
[[File:UMSConfiguratorSharepointOrganizationSettingsEditWindow.png|none|thumb]]
[[File:UMSConfiguratorSharepointOrganizationSettingsEditWindow.png|none|thumb]]
You are now all set to use the new MS Graph integration.
You are now all set to use the new MS Graph integration.


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Revision as of 10:29, 24 November 2017

Setting MSGraph Permissions a long with Azure active directory, OneNote and SharePoint permissions is necessary for UMS to obtain access to the functions needed to create OneNote Class Notebooks and upcoming Teams integration.

Creating App Registration

Go to Azure Portal and login with you admin account( the same UMS uses).

When logged in goto Azure Active Directory:

Go to App registrations

Click on New application registration

Give the new App a name ex. "UMSGraph", Choose "Web app / API" in Application type, set "Sign-on URL" to "http://localhost". After setting Application Permission values click "Create"

You will return to previous screen, here click "your new app"

Click "Required permissions"

Click "Add"

Click "Select an API"

Click "Microsoft Graph"

Click "Select"

Click the left topmost checkbox next to "APPLICATION PERMISSIONS", and scroll down to next section.

Click the checkbox next to "DELEGATED PERMISSIONS"

Click "Select"

Click "Done"

Click "Add" again

Click "Select an API"

Click "Office 365 SharePoint Online"

Click "Select", as before - click the checkbox next to "APPLICATION PERMISSIONS" and "DELEGATED PERMISSIONS" and click Select.

Click "Done"

Click "Add" again and "Select an API"

Click "OneNote"

Click "Select", as before - click the checkbox next to "APPLICATION PERMISSIONS" and "DELEGATED PERMISSIONS" and click Select.

Click "Done"

Click "Windows Azure Active Directory" Permission.

Click the checkbox next to "APPLICATION PERMISSIONS" and "DELEGATED PERMISSIONS" and click "Save"

Now click "Grant Permissions"

Click "Yes"

Permissions are now set.

Click "Properties"

Copy "Application ID" into Configurator (see last Picture) .

Click "Keys"

Set "DESCRIPTION" to ex. "UMS1" and choose "Never expires" in the "EXPIRES" Setup dropdown

Click "Save"

Copy the Key in the "VALUE" into Configurator (see last Picture) !!! ATTENTION !!! the key value will never be visible again so ensure to copy it.

Setup UMS to use Application just Created

In the UMS Configurator go to Modules->Office 365 and click "SharePoint organization settings"

Choose your SharePoint organization setting and click "Edit..."

Input your "Tenant Name" ex. "cortenso.onmicrosoft.com", paste the previously copied Application ID into "Client ID" field and paste previously copied KEY into "Client secret" and click "Ok"

File:UMSConfiguratorSharepointOrganizationSettingsEditWindow.png

You are now all set to use the new MS Graph integration.