Hello @Ryan Manewich (Admin)
If you could share what information you have followed above, that would be helpful. Meanwhile,
the error message you received, AADSTS650056, indicates that there might be a problem with the configuration of your application. Have you tried the following:
Check the Redirect URI Configuration:
- Verify that the redirect URI specified in your application’s Azure AD registration matches the one in your application code. The redirect URI is used to redirect the user back to your application after they sign in to Azure AD.
Verify the Client ID Configuration:
- Ensure that the client ID specified in your application’s code matches the one in your Azure AD registration. The client ID is used to identify your application to Azure AD.
Check Necessary Permissions:
- Confirm that the necessary permissions are granted to your application. You can do this by checking the “API Permissions” section in your application’s Azure AD registration.
Ensure Your App Is Enabled:
- Check that your application is enabled in Azure AD. You can verify this in the “Enterprise Applications” section of the Azure AD portal.
Inspect the Token Signing Certificate:
- If your application uses tokens, verify that the signing certificate is properly configured in Azure AD. You can find this information in the “Certificates & Secrets” section of your application’s Azure AD registration.
Authentication Method Alignment:
- Ensure that the authentication method used by your application matches the one specified in Azure AD. For example, if your application uses OpenID Connect, verify that it is configured in Azure AD to use OpenID Connect.
Check for Conditional Access Policies:
- Verify if there are any conditional access policies in place that might be blocking your application from accessing Azure AD resources.
Remember that Azure AD Graph is deprecated, and it’s recommended to migrate your apps to Microsoft Graph. Read more here:
Configure Azure AD Graph permissions for an app registration