You need to control who can chat with the chatbot in your organization using bot sharing. You select the Manual authentication option and require users to sign in. What are two authentication provider

The correct answer is B. Azure Active Directory D. Azure Active Directory v.2. In Power Virtual Agents, when you select Manual authentication and require users to sign in, the supported authentication providers for controlling who can chat with the bot are: (B) Azure Active Directory - the classic AAD integration for organizational identity; (D) Azure Activ

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You need to control who can chat with the chatbot in your organization using bot sharing. You select the Manual authentication option and require users to sign in. What are two authentication providers you should implement to achieve your goal?

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Options

AOpenID Connect
BAzure Active Directory
CGeneric OAuth2
DAzure Active Directory v.2
EWS-Federation

How the community answered

(21 responses)

B
86% (18)
C
5% (1)
E
10% (2)

Explanation

In Power Virtual Agents, when you select Manual authentication and require users to sign in, the supported authentication providers for controlling who can chat with the bot are: (B) Azure Active Directory - the classic AAD integration for organizational identity; (D) Azure Active Directory v2 - the updated AAD endpoint supporting modern OAuth 2.0 flows and broader scopes. These two are the Microsoft identity platform options explicitly supported for bot-level user authentication in PVA. Generic OAuth2 (C) is a more general option but not specifically recommended for organizational sign-in control. OpenID Connect (A) and WS-Federation (E) are not supported authentication provider options in this PVA context.

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