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I'm trying to configure a OpenID Connect with Azure AD. I can do it creating a App in App Registration Menu and everything works fine. See image:

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But with App Registration Menu i don't have the "Users and Groups" menu (like Enterprise Applications) where i can give permissions saying which users can LOGIN in my application.

So, trying to create a Enterprise Application using the option Non-Gallery Application but i have just SAML option as Federated Single Sign-On, i don't have OPENID CONNECT option.

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Any ideia how to create OpenID Connect as Federated Single Sign-On ? Or give Users and Groups permissions to a normal App Registration.

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Enterprise Applications are linked to registered applications. What you need to do is create the Registered Application, this will create you an Enterprise Application with the same name. You can then add the users and groups on the Enterprise Application and through the link created when you act as the application allows the users and groups to be gotten through this.

Hope that helps