


To perform ACS app authentication, the application needs to obtain an access token from either the Microsoft Azure Access Control Service (ACS), or by self-signing an access token with a certificate that SharePoint Server 2016 trusts. SharePoint Server 2016 supports Windows, forms-based, and Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML)-based claims authentication. The result of a claims-based authentication is a claims-based security token, which the SharePoint Security Token Service (STS) generates. SharePoint Server 2016 supports claims-based authentication. Sign in to an AAD account and OneDrive for Business. OneDrive for Business uses Azure Active Directory to authenticate users and applications. Hybrid customers, or on-premises customers who have integrated their on-premises identities with AAD can use the OneDrive API with the standard OAuth 2.0 authentication scheme to authenticate users and generate access tokens. Hybrid customers also have the option to use AAD authentication.
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The OneDrive API supports authentication mechanisms provided in SharePoint Server 2016 including Microsoft Azure Access Control Service (ACS), Windows NT LAN Manager (NTLM) and Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS), for user and application authentication.
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Sign out of Microsoft account and OneDrive personal.įor more details about the full list of authentication scenarios for Microsoft Graph, see App authentication with Microsoft Graph. Sign in to Microsoft account and OneDrive personal. To get started, take a look at using OAuth with Microsoft Graph: Method Using the v2.0 endpoint your application can sign in consumer users with Microsoft accounts and work/school users with Azure Active Directory accounts with a single authentication flow. Microsoft Graph uses Azure Active Directory to authenticate accounts and authorize applications. Microsoft Graph (OneDrive and SharePoint online) Requests to Microsoft Graph are authenticated using bearer tokens obtained from one of these flows. Microsoft Graph, OneDrive, and SharePoint support using a standard OAuth2 or Open ID Connect authorization flow. The method for obtaining authorization differs depending on if your app is targeting OneDrive and SharePoint online, or SharePoint Server 2016. Before your app can make requests to OneDrive, it needs a user to authenticate and authorize the application to have access to their data.
