Microsoft Azure AD®

You can integrate Microsoft Azure AD® (Active Directory) with Cloudflare for Teams and build rules based on user identity and group membership. Users will authenticate with their Azure AD credentials and connect to Teams.

1. Sign in to the Azure dashboardOpen external link.

   

2. Click Azure Active Directory in the Azure Services section.

   

3. On the Azure AD dashboard, click App registrations in the Manage section of the Azure Active Directory pane.

   

4. Click + New registration.

   

5. Name your application and enter your team domain followed by this callback at the end of the path: /cdn-cgi/access/callback. For example:

   https://your-team-name.cloudflareaccess.com/cdn-cgi/access/callback

   Click Register.

   

6. On the following screen, copy the Application (client) ID and Directory (tenant ID. You will need to input these values into the Cloudflare dashboard.

   

7. In the left hand panel, click Certificates & Secrets to create an Application Secret.

   

8. Click + New client secret. Name the client secret and choose an expiration. Click Add.

   

   Copy the Value field of the client secret. Treat this value like a password. This example leaves the value visible so the values in Azure can be seen in the Access configuration.

   

9. In the left hand panel, select API permissions. Click Add a permission.

   

10. Click Microsoft Graph.

    

11. Select Delegated permissions. You will need to toggle 7 specific permissions in the next page. Once toggled, click Add permissions.

    • email
    • openid
    • profile
    • offline_access
    • User.Read
    • Directory.Read.All
    • Group.Read.All

    

12. On the next page, click the button that begins Grant Admin Consent for ....

    

13. On the Teams dashboard, navigate to Access > Authentication.

14. Under Login methods, click + Add.

15. Choose Azure AD on the next page.

    

16. Input the Application ID, Application secret, and Directory ID values from Azure.

    If you are using Azure AD groups, toggle Support Groups slider On in the Edit your Azure AD identity provider window.

    

17. Click Save.

To test that your connection is working, navigate to Authentication > Login methods and click Test next to Azure AD.

​Using AzureAD Groups

AzureAD exposes directory groups in a format that consists of random strings, the Object Id, that is distinct from the Name. In the example below, the group named "Admins" has an ID of 61503835-b6fe-4630-af88-de551dd59a2.

To configure Access to use Azure groups, make sure you toggle on the Support groups switch.

This will enable you to select Azure AD groups when creating or editing a group. When asked for the Azure group ID, you must input the Object Id.

​Example API Configuration

{    "config": {        "client_id": "<your client id>",        "client_secret": "<your client secret",        "directory_id": "<your azure directory uuid",        "support_groups": true    },    "type": "azureAD",    "name": "my example idp"}