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Hi.<br />
Planning to set up an Enterprise app (non-gallery) with SSO to AAD.<br />
This requires a AAD P1 license. <br />
An alternative is to set up &quot;App Registration&quot; wit an App-key (??)<br />
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We have both set up and both works with AAD as IDP.<br />
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I only know about the Enterprise App with SAML SSO (requiring AAD P1)<br />
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this new app will be used by 2000 people not having AAD P1 licenses..<br />
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Can someone please explain the differences between these two options?<br />
If I can meet the SSO requirement without AAD P1 = money saved.<br />
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Thanx!
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Hi.
Planning to set up an Enterprise app (non-gallery) with SSO to AAD.
This requires a AAD P1 license. 
An alternative is to set up "App Registration" wit an App-key (??)

We have both set up and both works with AAD as IDP.

I only know about the Enterprise App with SAML SSO (requiring AAD P1)

this new app will be used by 2000 people not having AAD P1 licenses..

Can someone please explain the differences between these two options?
If I can meet the SSO requirement without AAD P1 = money saved.

Thanx!

Azure - App Registration vs Enterprise app for SSO

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