Whilst i fully agree with the concept of using third party IDP’s for the logon to this forum it throws some challenge for corporate users like me.
I would want to use my corporate credentials as that is where my engagement for NetBird is. However when atrempting to use MS you want to interrogate Azure and this is blocked by us. This means i am forced to use gmail and hence no longer liked to my previous interactions with the NetBird community.
So what is a good inititive also will be blocked by many security teams in the corporate environments
Could you elaborate or show what you mean specificly?
If we’re talking the permissions, as far as I can see it only requests the following permissions:
openid, email, profile and User.Read. These are “low risk” permissions in any Azure AD. Could you specify what specificly is blocked?
let me check if there is something we can do about that.
@Simon.Sutcliffe you are referencing to this, right?
Sorry for the delay. Yes this is the Personal MS Account version. For Entra ID you would see contact your admin message if you did not have the rights to accept.
I think this will only be an issue for self hosted not by core IT (if IT is distrubuted within a company or group), or over zealous SOC teams.
If you are working with the hosted model i expect that these claims will be the same to get Entra ID integrated so depending on the mode the IT team used to establish the trust it could have already of been handled.
The flag i was raising was it can be a hurdle and something for an FAQ possibility.
Do you have the same issue when logging in to https://app.netbird.io using your Microsoft org account?
