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Why didn't you just click Change Directory in the Azure portal and go back to your personal AzureAD where you can create your app registrations? What has happe
by nerdile 4y ago
Why didn't you just click Change Directory in the Azure portal and go back to your personal AzureAD where you can create your app registrations?
What has happened here is that you have essentially two accounts: One is your consumer MSA, and the other is an account in the school's Azure AD instance that uses federated sign-in with an external account (your MSA). Except, the real mess comes from the fact that there's one login page for both, and sites such as the Azure portal that support both identities and can't really tell which one you expect to assume. Plus, the Azure portal lets you switch between Directories at any time.
You can:
* Sign out completely (login.microsoftonline.com/logout.srf) and sign back in. The reason the sign-in page asks for your sign-in email first is because then it uses that to decide which directory (MSA or someone's AAD) to sign you into
* Change directories - (in fact I'd recommend creating your own Directory instead of using the one that was automatically created for you from your MSA name)
- nerdile 4y agoIf you want to see a real mess: * Create a consumer MSA based on a Gmail account * Invite that MSA into an AzureAD directory * Try to sign in as that user to that directory. Good luck!