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jeevanions avatar jeevanions commented on September 28, 2024 1

@DCMattyG Thank you for your quick response.

I totally get that. I am trying the first option now. Will update how it goes.

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jeevhub avatar jeevhub commented on September 28, 2024 1

Yes it is

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DCMattyG avatar DCMattyG commented on September 28, 2024

Hey @jeevanions, this appears to be a duplicate of your request from the bottom of #96. Would you like to close the other issue so we can discuss this here?

Pasting my response from #96 for reference...

At this moment there's no way within the Azure IPAM tool to strictly control user access.

There is the construct of Admins/Non-Admins, and for non-admins, when they login to the Azure IPAM tool, the only things they are presented are what they can already see today within the Azure Portal itself because we're using their same AuthN/AuthZ to query Azure Resource Graph.

There are two options here:

  1. You can leverage pre-existing mechanisms in Azure to control access to the App Registration for the Azure IPAM UI, which you can read about here.
  2. I can built in a user-management mechanism, but that seems like it might be an extra layer not needed given that all the IPAM tool is exposing is what users can already see (outside of the IPAM specific constructs).

I'm more than open to your thoughts on this matter. Please let me know what you'd like to see as next steps. Thanks!

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jeevanions avatar jeevanions commented on September 28, 2024

@DCMattyG This worked nicely. This is what we did.

  1. From Azure portal - AD - Find the Enterprise Applications for the UI App Reg
  2. On the application's Overview page, under Manage, select Properties. Locate the setting Assignment required and set it to 'yes'
  3. Under Manage, select the Users and groups, then select Add user/group. Then add the users/groups who would be the audience for this web application.
    Thats it. Only users/groups added here would be allowed to access this web application.

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DCMattyG avatar DCMattyG commented on September 28, 2024

Hi @jeevanions, I was just circling back on this issue, and I believe it is now resolved. Would it be ok if we close this for now, and we will work on adding your solution (above) to our documentation so others can reference it in the future?

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DCMattyG avatar DCMattyG commented on September 28, 2024

Thanks so much, we'll get this added into the documentation right away!

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