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I am currently facing an issue while attempting to create multiple Azure AD Enterprise Apps for a single Cognito User Pool Identifier. The error message I am encountering is as follows:
"Error: Please enter an identifier which is unique within your organization. Search in Enterprise applications and App registrations for xxxxxxxxxx, which currently uses this identifier."
I would greatly appreciate your guidance in resolving this matter. Is there a recommended approach or workaround to successfully create multiple Azure AD Enterprise Apps with the same unique identifier for a single Cognito User Pool? Thank you
@Kumaresan Palanisamy
I just wanted to check in and see if you had any other questions or if you were able to resolve this issue?
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If the application only accepts the one ID, and you can't use a different ID for the other instances of the application, then you might need to set up separate Entra ID tenants for each instance of the application. By setting up separate Entra ID tenants, you can create a unique set of SSO settings for each instance of the application. This would allow you to use the same ID for each instance of the application, while still maintaining separate SSO configurations.