Give CloudFiler permission to connect to Exchange Online
CloudFiler needs to read emails on your Exchange Online server so you must first give permissions for it to do so.
Step 1: Register the CloudFiler application |
Open the Azure Active Directory portal https://aad.portal.azure.com/ (Link opens in a new window) In the search field type App registrations and select App registrations |
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Next select New registration |
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Name it CloudFiler and select Register |
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Once the application has been created and registered you should be presented with a screen like this: Make a note of the three IDs as you will need them later. Then select the Add a certificate or secret link. |
Step 2: Add a certificate |
We now need to add a certificate. You will have received an email from us with a link to a folder in which you will find the CRT file which is the certificate. Download this file. Select Certificates and then Upload certificate |
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Browse to the downloaded certificate, provide the description CloudFiler Public Key Certificate and then select Add |
Step 3: Assign API permissions |
Once the certificate has been added we can assign API permissions by selecting API permissions and then Add a permission: |
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Select Microsoft Graph |
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Then select Application permissions |
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Filter for mail, expand the Mail section, select Mail.ReadWrite and select Add permissions |
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We also need to add a User permission, so select API permissions again and then Add permission Microsoft Graph again |
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Select Application permissions again |
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Filter for user, expand the User section and select User.Read.All, then select Add permissions |
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Your API permissions should then look similar to this: |
Step 4: Grant consent |
You next need to grant admin consent. So select Grant admin consent for <tenant name> and then select Yes. |
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If successful, consent will be shown as granted. |
Step 5: Inform us of the IDs you noted earlier |
Lastly please email the Application (client) ID, Object ID and Directory (tenant) ID to us. You can find these in the Overview section .
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