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Expand Up @@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ This article provides an overview of the authentication setup for the various pr
For an overview of general Microsoft Entra client application creation, visit [Quickstart: Register an application with the Microsoft identity platform](/azure/active-directory/develop/quickstart-register-app). However, for Microsoft Power Platform, there are some specifics worth mentioning in the sections below.

### Authentication advanced settings
In the Azure portal, navigate to your newly created client application and select the **Manage - Authentication** tab. Under the **Advanced Settings** section, set the **Public Client** switch to **Yes**. This will ensure you can obtain a JSON Web Token (JWT) using simple username and password authentication. This type of authentication is required for interactive applications you might build and for registering a Service Principal entry in Microsoft Power Platform.
In the Azure portal, navigate to your newly created client application and select the **Manage - Authentication** tab. Under the **Advanced Settings** section, set the **Allow public client flows** switch to **Yes**. This will ensure you can obtain a JSON Web Token (JWT) using simple username and password authentication. This type of authentication is required for interactive applications you might build and for registering a Service Principal entry in Microsoft Power Platform.

### API permissions
In the Azure portal, navigate to the **Manage - API Permissions** tab. Under the **Configure permissions** section, select **Add a Permission**. On the dialog window that opens, select the **APIs my organization uses** tab, and then search for **Power Apps Service** (or **PowerApps service**). You might see several entries with a name similar to this, so ensure you use the one with the GUID **475226c6-020e-4fb2-8a90-7a972cbfc1d4**. Include all of the Delegated Permissions such as the **User permissions - Access the Power Apps Service API** option.
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### See also
[Preview: Creating a service principal application via API](powerplatform-api-create-service-principal.md)
[Preview: Creating a service principal application via API](powerplatform-api-create-service-principal.md)
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