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In order to create a client certificate for your Azure application, you need to provide the base64 encoded string for the public key. If you do not have a certificate, you can generate one in EmpowerID by following the steps outlined in the below dropdown.

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title	Generate a self-signed certificate

On the navbar of the EmpowerID Web interface, expand Apps and Authentication > SSO Connections and select SSO Components.
Select the Certificates tab and then click the Add button in the grid header.
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Select Generate Self-Signed Certificate.
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Enter the following information:
- Certificate Owner – Leave empty
- Prefer Local Machine Store – Leave empty
- Subject Name – Enter something suitable to the purpose of the certificate, such as CN=AzureCertificate
- Requires Password – Select this option; this adds a private key to the certificate
- Certificate Password – Enter a password for the certificate
Click Save to create the certificate.
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Download the certificate in Base64 format

From the Certificate Details page, return to the SSO Components page by clicking the Find Certificates breadcrumb.
On the SSO Components page, select the Certificates tab and search for the certificate you just created.
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Click the Name link for the certificate to navigate to the View page for the certificate.
On the View page for the certificate, click Export Certificate.
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Select the desired location in which to save the certificate and click Save.

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