Did you know you can use Postman to get an Azure AD Token? Recently, we were required to obtain the Azure AD token using the Postman tool. In this article, I can guide you through obtaining an Azure AD token using Postman.
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Get Azure AD Token From Postman
To Get Azure AD Token From Postman, Follow the below steps
1. Launch and log in to the Postman app.
2. Select Get and paste the URL like https://login.microsoftonline.com/<Your tenant Id>/oauth2/token.
Note: Ensure to replace the value of your tenant ID.
3. On the Params tab, specify the key as Content-Type and the value as application/x-www-form-urlencoded, as shown in the screenshot below.
4. Select the body tab and enter the key and respective value details as mentioned below. You can also check out the screenshot below.
- grant_type: client_credentials
- client_id: Application (client) ID
- client_secret: App Certificate & Secret <Client secret value>
- Resource: https://servicebus.azure.net
Check out Create Azure AD B2C Tenant
5. Finally, click on the Send button, as shown in the screenshot below. We successfully received the expected access token.
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Conclusion
Getting an Azure AD Token From Postman is essential when working with Azure services. This article provides easy steps for this task.
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