Hi, there is something in the documentation about this:
The specific environment information is only know by you, so hopefully the CDM instructions get you going.
For the wider audience: The instructions are not part of the "Download". Those need to be retrieved here:
Where would I be able to find the Client ID, Tenant ID, and Client Secret?
Hi, not being an integration specialist myself, I think this you will find on the Azure side of things. If you Google the above terms plus Azure, you will find posts helping you find this in Azure.
I found answers using "azure client secret where to find" on Google. I did not try any of the machine learning tools but I imagine those might be helpful as well if you prefer those.
After updating Client ID, Tenant ID, and Client Secret and we are getting the below error:FAILED!
-------Test Results------
URL Syntax: Passed
Valid URL: Passed
Token retrieval: Passed
User Check - Failed to authenticate user
Response status code does not indicate success: 500 (Internal Server Error)
Can someone explain what correction is required from our end?
Good morning Darshan_12 , let me break down the check.
so in the previous check what i am doing is making sure the client id, tenant id and secret are correct from an azure perspective. the fact it passed means that it went out to azure and was able to get a token so the information you entered is correct.
the part that failed takes that token and goes to onestream and requests a list of apps. this doesnt have anything to do with CDM at this point, i am calling a URL that is generic to onestream. so i am checking to see that the user was added to onestream security and it has permissions to access the API.
since you mentioned that i you updated the client id. did you go into your uses and switch the username of the old service account from the old client id to the new?
