Configuring ScreenMeet / Azure AD integration
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Configuring ScreenMeet / Azure AD integration
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Configuring User Roles for ScreenMeet in Azure Active Directory
This guide outlines the steps to add users and assign roles for accessing and managing ScreenMeet in Microsoft Azure Active Directory.
Prerequisites
- Access to the Microsoft Azure Portal.
- Administrator permissions to configure Azure Active Directory.
Steps to Configure User Roles
1. Sign In and Navigate to Azure Active Directory
- Log in to the Azure Portal.
- Click the hamburger menu icon and select Azure Active Directory.
2. Go to Enterprise Applications
In the Azure Active Directory, select Enterprise Applications.
3. Search for ScreenMeet Support
Within Enterprise Applications, search for ScreenMeet Support.
Within this section, you can add users who will access ScreenMeet to create support sessions.
Important - Group Level Assignment
When assigning a group to an application, only users within that group will have access. The assignment does not cascade to nested groups. For more information, refer to the Microsoft Documentation.
4. Manage Users and Groups
- Under the Manage section, select Users and Groups.
5. Add a User
- Select Add User.
6. Assign a Role
- Select the appropriate members.
Assign the user a role:
- Agent – Can create support sessions.
- Admin – Can modify ScreenMeet permission settings for the entire organization.
7. Verify Admin Permissions in ScreenMeet Console
- Go to the ScreenMeet Console.
- If you see the Organization tab, you have Admin permissions.
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