How do I update my App Registration Secrets

When you commissioned your HP Authentication Suite of applications, part of the setup process involved creating an App Registration in Azure. As part of this registration, we typically recommend naming it "HP Authentication Suite". During setup, you also created a Client Secret, which has a limited lifespan.

Since Azure does not allow extending the expiry of an existing secret, you will need to create a new secret once the current one approaches expiration. Fortunately, you can generate a new secret well in advance to avoid any disruption.

Once a new secret is created, it must be propagated to all dependent services that rely on it. The specific services affected will depend on how your HP Authentication Suite has been commissioned.

Please ensure you identify and update all relevant services to use the new secret to maintain seamless authentication functionality.

For our Default Hosted  API / Keycloak services then read the following

If you are still using the Original Installation where you were supplied a Onboarding Form with all of your App registration Client ID's and Secrets, then you need to send an email to help@hpauthsuite.com letting us know the following information so we can update our Hosted API backend systems. 

Please Send the following information.

Customer Name:

Azure Tenant ID:

App registration (client) ID:

The New Secret:

Here is a Screen shot of where you will need to go to create a new secret!, your IT would know how to apply.

For HP Authentication Manager V4 Self-Hosted Azure Sites, read the following 

If you have chosen to Upgrade from V3 to V4 and or you have Installed HP Authentication Manager using your Own Self-Hosted Azure Infrastructure in which you control the SignalR services, Reporting, Custom Security Attributes, Badges and Card ID's  then you will need to read the following. Click here for Instructions

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