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Azure AD prevents adding HTTP reply URLs

When trying to add a reply URL on the Reply URLs settings screen for Azure AD, we are unable to add a non-HTTPS URL. There are previously-entered URLs that begin with HTTP://, but it won't let a new one be added, saying it must be HTTPS. Since there are some URLs with HTTP entered, it must have been valid at one point.

This is an example screenshot of the Reply URLs screen taken from an Azure AD help page:

Reply URLs settings screen

The field turns red and refuses to allow an HTTP URL. Is there a setting that can be changed to ease this restriction?

In this case, the URL the login is for is something like http://my-site-dev, and the redirect URL should be the same. The URL is arbitrarily set in my hosts file and bound to localhost, but I need the reply URL to be set in Azure to test authentication.

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mbomb007 Avatar asked Jun 17 '19 21:06

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1 Answers

The screen shot you have shared I have not seen this window in my side. Now you can add both http and https as reply URL in application registration page and manifest file as well.

I have tested App Registrations and App Registrations Legacy And there is no other settings for that. You can try on azure portal in following ways.

Manifest File:

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Reply URLs:

App Registrations (Legacy)

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App Registrations:

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Note: While you are registering new apps in that time it would encounter you to set http. Just put https and after app registration update it to http

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Md Farid Uddin Kiron Avatar answered Sep 28 '22 12:09

Md Farid Uddin Kiron