Navigate to your newly created B2C tenant from “All Resources” option. Now that the tenant is ready let’s configure it for authentication flows. Select your newly created B2C tenant, select your subscription, select an existing resource group or you can create a new resource group. But now instead of clicking on “Create new Azure AD B2C tenant” you have to select “Link an existing Azure AD B2C tenant to my subscription”. Once you are notified that the Azure AD B2C directory is created click on “Create Resource” again and search for “Azure Active Directory B2C” (not intuitive). Link Azure AD B2C to your current subscription Create Azure AD B2CĬlick on “Create Resource” on the left-hand panel and search for “Azure Active Directory B2C”Įnter organization name, Initial domain name and select appropriate country. If you have multiple directories you will need to be in the default directory.
A free trial will give you access to $200 credit but you will need to provide credit card for verification purpose. But believe me if we spend more time configuring the Portal Authentication to use Azure AD B2C you will get more secure and more user management capabilities.įirst thing you will need is Azure subscription. Well most of us have been configuring or rather not doing any configuration with authentication and have been using local authentication.
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