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1. In Azure, navigate to your Azure Active Directory.

2. On the Azure Active Directory navbar, click Enterprise applications.

3. For Application type, select Managed Identities to filter the applications.
   

   

4. Click Apply.

5. Click the Name link for your application.
   

   

6. Under Security on the navbar, click Permissions.
   

   

   
   You should see the permissions you set in the script granted to the application. Note that Admin consent has been granted for each permission.
   

   

Set Azure REST API Permissions

If you are managing Azure roles and management groups in EmpowerID, in addition to setting the above permissions for license management via PowerShell, you need to add the below permissions scoped to the appropriate Azure subscription(s) you want to manage in EmpowerID. These permissions allow EmpowerID to call the relevant Azure REST API endpoints needed to manage Azure roles and management groups.

Table 2: Permissions needed to manage Azure roles in EmpowerID

The permissions needed to manage Azure licenses have been added to the script's PermissionsToAdd parameter, shown below. To add permissions for role management, add the permission name from the Azure REST API / Permissions name column of Table 2: Permissions needed to manage Azure roles in EmpowerID.

In addition to adding the permissions, you need to enter values for the below parameters:

• webApp — Name of the app service you created for the Azure AD SCIM microservice

• appServiceObjectID — Object ID of the Azure AD SCIM app service you created. This can be found on the Identities blade on the app service.

To set the Azure REST API Permissions for the target subscription, do the following:

1. In Azure, navigate to the target subscription and select Access control (IAM) from the Azure navbar.

2. On the Access Control (IAM) page, click Add and select Add custom role.
   

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3. Under Basics, enter a Custom role name.

4. Select the Permissions tab and click Add permissions.
   

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5. Search for Microsoft.ManagedIdentity and click the Microsoft Managed Identity tile.
   

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6. For Actions, under Microsoft.ManagedIdentity/userAssignedIdentities, select the following:

   • Read : Get User Assigned Identity

   • Write : Create/Update User Assigned Identity

   • Delete : Delete User Assigned Identity

7. Click Add.
   

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8. Back on the Create a custom role page, click Add permissions again and then search for Microsoft.Authorization.

9. Click the Microsoft Authorization tile and then add the below permissions:

   • Microsoft.Authorization/roleAssignments

     • Read : Get role assignment

     • Write : Create role assignment

     • Delete : Delete role assignment

   • Microsoft.Authorization/roleDefinitions

     • Read : Get role definition

     • Write : Create or update custom role definition

     • Delete : Delete custom role definition

10. Click Add.
    

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11. Back on the Create a custom role page, click Add permissions again and then search for Microsoft.Authorization.

12. Click the Microsoft Management tile and select Read : List Groups under Microsoft.Management/managementGroups.

13. Click Add.
    

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14. Back on the Create a custom role page, click Add permissions again and then search for Microsoft.Resources.

15. Click the Microsoft Resources tile and then select the following permissions:

    • Microsoft.Resources/subscriptions/resourcegroups

      • Read : Get Resource Group

    • Microsoft.Resources/subscriptions/resources

      • Read : Get Subscription Resources

    • Microsoft.Resources/tenant

      • Read : Get Tenants

16. Click Add.

17. Back on the Create a custom role page, select the Assignable scopes tab and verify the scope.
    

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18. Click Review + Create.

19. Review the permissions and then click Create.
    

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20. Click OK to close the “created custom role” message.
    

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    Now that you have created the custom role with the needed permissions, you need to assign the Azure AD SCIM microservice to the role.

21. On the Access control (IAM) page, click Add > Add role assignment.
    

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22. In the Add role assignment pane that appears, enter the following:

    • Role – Select the custom role you just created

    • Assign access to – App Service

    • Subscription – Target subscription

    • Select – The SCIM app service you created earlier.

23. Click Save to add the role assignment.
    

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24. On the Access control (IAM) page, select the Role assignments tab. You should see the SCIM app service you created assigned to the custom role.
    

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Next Steps

Connect EmpowerID to Azure Active Directory

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