Set up a Microsoft Teams Graph spoke
this video shows how to set up a Microsoft teams graph spoke in a service now instance before we begin we must activate the Microsoft teams graph spoke by installing it first we need to register our application in the Microsoft Azure portal to do this we'll go to the Azure portal and navigate to the app registration page the owned application tab lists applications owned by the logged in user we click new registration and provide a name and account type our type is single tenant we add a redirect [Music] URL for the service now instance we want to authorize and then click register we've created and registered the teams graph App application now we click add a certificate or secret select new Azure secret and provide a name then we specify its expiry duration and click add we've created the client secret we'll need the client secret value later so we copy and save it because it won't be displayed again we want to enable our app application to be able to create meetings and add members to channels in the user's personal scope so we must set up create meeting and add member to channel actions the spoke is configured to use the application permissions for the calendar management and web hook management actions and the delegated permissions for all other actions let's add the API permissions needed to perform these actions let's go to the Microsoft teams graph spoke page on the service now product documentation site to find the relevant API permissions for these actions the permissions are listed in the spoke actions section there are two permission types application and [Music] delegated the create meeting action uses the Microsoft teams graph client credential connection Alias that is configured to use the application permissions we copy the permission and go back to the Azure portal we'll click add a permission and select Microsoft graph then we choose application permissions and look for the calendar read write permission we select it and click add permissions the permission is added now let's go back to the dock page to find the API permission needed for adding a member to a channel this this action uses the Microsoft team spoke connection Alias that is configured to use the delegated permissions we'll again copy the permission and repeat the earlier steps to add it to our [Music] application this time we choose delegated [Music] permissions we've added permissions for both actions for both permissions admin consent is required we provide that by clicking Grant admin consent for service now the Azure portal configuration is complete now we're ready to configure the two connection aliases that will be used by our application to perform the two actions we'll need client ID tenant ID and client credentials to do that we go to flow designer click connections and search for Microsoft teams connection aliases the create meeting action will utilize the Microsoft teams graph client credentials connection Alias adding a member to channel action will use the Microsoft teams spoke connection Alias let's first configure the Microsoft teams graph client credentials Alias we enter the token URL containing the tenant ID we copied from the Azure [Music] portal we enter the client ID and client secret we created on the portal then we click configure and get o off token we've configured the Microsoft teams graph client credentials Alias next we'll configure the team spoke connection Alias we enter the authorization URL which also contains the tenant ID we copied from the Azure portal next we input the token URL and token revocation URL then we add the client ID client Secret and the redirect URL for our [Music] instance finally we click configure and get ooth token to finish configuring the Microsoft teams spoke Alias we also need a user with required subscription to access Microsoft teams so we select a user with the relevant permissions Microsoft team spoke alias is configured and the setup of Microsoft teams graph spoke is complete for more information see our product documentation or knowledge base or ask a question in the service now [Music] community
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