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Hi @ReneLhde-7598,
I think this tells the difference.
What is the difference between Azure AAD App Object Id and Application Id?
What is the difference between the Azure AD application Object Ids?
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Rene Løhde
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In the Azure portal view of Applications in the Azure AD, I can observe an Object ID (#1) in the overview:
In the same UI, but under left-menu item "Manage/Properties", there is another "Object ID" (#2).
What the is difference between the two?
I am asking because, when I query the AD for an Application Object ID, the Cmdlets/API only supports retrieving using Object ID #1 and Azure DevOps has a tendency to return AuthR error messages, referencing Object ID #2
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T. Kujala 8,721 Reputation points2020-07-09T06:14:03.327+00:00 -
Rene Løhde 211 Reputation points
2020-07-09T06:21:17.503+00:00 It actually does, thx.
Also I can reproduce my issue (must be a browser glitch).
However I am starting what it is Azure DevOps is returning, and why cmdlets like Get-AzADApplication/Get-AzADServicePrincipal returns different Object Id's on the same App Id.
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