Introduction: After upgrading Business Central to version 17 (Wave2 2020), I found that there was an error telling me that WebService Key is going to be deprecated soon. Web Service Access Key is deprecated. Hence, I decided to explore and probably make it easier through this blog. Pre- requisites : Admin Access to Office 365 Admin Access to Azure Demonstration: 1. App Registration on Azure Portal: To enable OAuth authentication for any apps in Azure Active Directory, you will need to perform App Registration and set up the permissions and security details. i.) Register the App: Search for 'App Registration' on the Azure Portal. Click on New Registration Type in the App Names, Account Types and Redirect URI. Registering Application ii.) Setup API Permissions: Go to API Permissions > Add Permissions > Business Central App > Select Delegated Permissions > Select Other Permissions and Financials > Add Permissions Button. Setup API Permissions iii.) Setup Client Secr
Introduction: In my previous blog on setting up the App Password for Outlook after enabling Multi-Factor Authentication, refer to How to bypass Multi-Factor Authentication This blog is an update on the changes made to the process creation of App Password and is relatively easier to follow. I faced an issue where the ' View Privacy Link ' button was missing in Settings & Privacy > Privacy View Privacy Link Missing - Office 365 / Microsoft 365 Pre- requisites : Microsoft 365 (a.k.a Office 365) Demonstration: In portal.office.com, go to the Users icon on the top right and select ' View Account' View Account Head over to the ' Security Info ' navigation on the left side and click on ' Add Method Adding Method in Security Info You need to select the Method as ' App Password ', provide the ' App Name ' and copy the password generated for further use Adding a Method Adding AppName Copying App Password I tested the copied password in SMTP Ma