Azure AD - everyone needs to be aware of the capabilities to immediately revoke and deny access to a specific user account. Refresh token is null so update fails and user is prompted to log in again. I'm using the MSAL JavaScript library and it's mostly working fine. 1. Say that I have two Web API projects, resource1 and resource2, both provisioned in the same Windows Azure AD tenant. My problem is the token. I currently have an Azure website that is hooked up to an Azure Active Directory and users can currently sign in using this. 2. Ask Question Asked 2 years, 10 months ago. The problem I'm having is even after calling the ".auth/refresh" endpoint and then calling the ".auth/me" endpoint, the only token which is refreshed is the Access Token. Azure AD B2C Not Returning Refresh Tokens. How to create and use a refresh token for Azure AD. Viewed 1k times 3. Thanks for your reply .IS this AD FS 2.0 is valid for Local active directory or for Azure AD also. That means can we change the refresh token and bearer token expiration time of AZURE Active directory through power shell. I'm developing an SPA with Azure AD B2C as the identity provider. I am using Azure Service management API and OAuth API for generating Access token. Active 2 years, 7 months ago. Microsoft have been working on merging the Azure AD Authentication Flows since March 2015, but this still doesn’t seem to Just Login to your Azure portal and find your Tenant ID and Client ID and paste it to the following code. As I can see, first it checks cache for access token. Active 3 years, 2 months ago. I can create users, log in and get access tokens for my Web API back-end. If you run your Azure AD traffic through Fiddler or a similar proxy you will notice that the authentication header for most of your requests will contain something called a "Bearer" token which is a long and, on the surface, unreadable string. Azure AD access tokens expire in 1 hour (see the expires_on attribute that is returned when acquiring an access token). During some troubleshooting it was discovered that for some reason “https://login.windows.net” needs to added to “IE trusted site” else you wouldn’t get a PRT (Primary Refresh Token) issued in some scenarios. The tenant has a MaxInactiveTime of five days, and the user went on vacation for a week, and so Azure AD hasn't seen a new token request from the user in 7 days. I hope you will find this module useful when dealing with Azure AD oAuth tokens in PowerShell. Refresh tokens expires in 14 days (see the refresh_token_expires_in attribute that is returned when acquiring an access token). But From ADAL 3.X version , ADAL doesn't expose refresh token , it will automagically use it whenever you call AcquireToken and the requested token need renewing. It works perfectly for me. Ask Question Asked 4 years, 4 months ago. or MaxAgeSingleFactor -> eg if set to 14 days, every time after this they would have to re-authenticate. Refresh tokens expires in 14 days by default . New access token expires. Refreshing the Token. If it is absent/expired, AADAL checks for refresh token.


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