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Hi Guys,
I am working for a client who have setup their own ADFS with Azure AD to work with D365 online. What would be the connection string for this setup. I tried using AuthType=Office365. But it is not working. Any suggestions please.
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Tiklu
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Hi Guys,
It does seems that the problem is coming due to the fact that the ADFS server have IP filtering. though it is at present allowing IP address range from within the organization. It is blocking all other IP addresses, which also includes IP address range from Azure Data Center. Since the app is running in Azure Data Center and the IP address of the data center is not whitelisted in the on prem ADFS server, the request is getting blocked.
I will update once this problem is resolved.
Thanks
Tiklu
Hi Gautam,
Thanks for your reply. I will try using orgservice instead of crmserviceclient. Just to reiterate I am trying to connect to a server that uses a custom ADFS server for authentication. I seem to be able to connect to the server using AuthType=Office365 while trying to connect to it from a console app. I also have a trial D365 CRM account. I am able to connect to it from my azure function just fine. The problem is coming when I am trying to connect to the first D365 instance from my azure function. All d365 instances are online and version 9.
Thanks
Tiklu
Take a look below article , I guess this is what you need -
community.dynamics.com/.../using-azure-functions-to-call-dynamics-365
Hi Gautam,
Inspired from your reply, I created a console app and was trying to connect using that using crmserviceclient. This one seems to be working just fine. I am running my code in Azure Function App. Any hints?
Thanks
Tiklu
Have a look below post'
goutamdascrm.wordpress.com/.../connecting-dynamics-365-online-using-console-application-c
Hi Temmy,
Adding domain is not helping. Any other suggestions?
Thanks
Tiklu
Hi Temmy,
Thanks for your reply. We are using D365 online. Are you sure we can use AuthType=AD for that? May be I can try adding the domain in the connection string and get back to you with the answer.
Thanks
Tiklu
Hi,
Do you already check this blog post? crmhunt.com/use-connection-strings-in-xrm-tooling-to-connect-to-crm
<add name=”CRMServer” connectionString=”AuthType=AD;Url=http://amartestsrv:8080/Test; Domain=crmhunt; Username=admin; Password=pass#123$” />
Hi Guys,
The error message in CrmServiceClient.LastCrmError is
"Unable to Login to Dynamics CRM"
Thanks
Tiklu
Hi Guys,
From the connection manager window of XRM Toolbox I was able to find the connection string. But this string is not working. I have tried my code with a trial D365 environment that I have created and I am able to connect to that environment successfully.
Is there anything specific I am missing?
Thanks
Tiklu
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