Is there a format validator on the base SCIM URL path? is <apiserver>/scim2/v1 acceptable?

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Getting an error trying to test Tenant URL connection for SCIM service.

Is there a format validator on the base SCIM URL path?

Is <apiserver>/scim2/v1 acceptable format for the base URL?

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Givary-MSFT 32,591 Reputation points Microsoft Employee

2024-04-01T16:43:49.2733333+00:00

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Danny Zollner 10,056 Reputation points Microsoft Employee

2024-03-07T22:32:32.81+00:00

I don't believe there is any validation on the URL. I don't see the error you are receiving in your post, but I suspect the failure is unrelated to the URL. Edit after screenshots:

The SCIM client is making a GET call querying if a specific user exists. That user is not expected to exist, as this is just a functional test of the server during credential validation. Any query on /Users that is syntactically correct and isn't using non-existent parameters or attribute names should return a 200/OK, not a 404.

Your server is returning a 404 which is the issue.
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Inna 0 Reputation points

2024-03-07T22:51:02.2333333+00:00

Sorry for not including the errors earlier.

Image 1 - error I receive when passing the <apiserver>/scim2/v1

Image 2 - error I receive when passing the <apiserver> /scim2/ (without the v1 at the end)

Danny Zollner 10,056 Reputation points Microsoft Employee

2024-03-08T00:30:22.7466667+00:00

The SCIM client is making a GET call querying if a specific user exists. That user is not expected to exist, as this is just a functional test of the server during credential validation. Any query on /Users that is syntactically correct and isn't using non-existent parameters or attribute names should return a 200/OK, not a 404.

Your server is returning a 404 which is the issue.
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