b2cAuthenticationMethodsPolicy resource type

Namespace: microsoft.graph

Important

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Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) B2C allows tenant admins to choose a mechanism for letting end users register via local accounts. Local accounts are the accounts where Microsoft Entra ID does the identity assertion, as opposed to a federated identity provider such as Google or Facebook etc.

The local accounts in Azure AD B2C do not follow the settings or paradigms from Microsoft Entra ID. The Microsoft Entra authentication methods policy isn't used or enforced by Azure AD B2C. Azure AD B2C stores these settings in a different policy, which is consumed by user flows.

Methods

Method	Return type	Description
Get	b2cauthenticationmethodspolicy	Read the properties of a b2cauthenticationmethodspolicy object.
Update	None	Update the properties of a b2cauthenticationmethodspolicy objects.

Properties

Property	Type	Description
id	String	The ID of the B2C authentication methods policy. This is a read only property and the key.
isEmailPasswordAuthenticationEnabled	Boolean	The tenant admin can configure local accounts using email if the email and password authentication method is enabled.
isUserNameAuthenticationEnabled	Boolean	The tenant admin can configure local accounts using username if the username and password authentication method is enabled.
isPhoneOneTimePasswordAuthenticationEnabled	Boolean	The tenant admin can configure local accounts using phone number if the phone number and one-time password authentication method is enabled.

Relationships

None.

JSON representation

The following JSON representation shows the resource type.

{
    "id": "b2CAuthenticationMethodsPolicy",
    "isEmailPasswordAuthenticationEnabled": true,
    "isUserNameAuthenticationEnabled": false,
    "isPhoneOneTimePasswordAuthenticationEnabled": true
}