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Netskope Administrator Console Provisioning Tutorial

In brief

The tutorial replaces the previous SCIM token steps with instructions to create an OAuth2 service account, copy its Client ID and Client Secret, and select OAuth2 Client Credentials Grant. Screenshots and navigation steps were also refreshed.

What Entra admins need to know

Administrators following the tutorial should use the updated Netskope navigation and OAuth2 credentials when configuring provisioning.

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Set up Netskope User Authentication for provisioning

  1. Sign in to your Netskope User Authentication Admin Console.

  2. Navigate to Home -> Settings -> Administration ->Administrators and Roles -> Service Account.

    Netskope User Authentication Admin Console

  3. Navigate toInput the required details, select ToolsOAuth2. Under as the Tools menu navigate to Directory Tools > SCIM INTEGRATIONtype, and set the validity period (in days).

    Netskope User Authentication tools

    Netskope User Authentication Add SCIM

  4. Scroll down and selectClick Add TokenCreate button. In, then copy the generated Add OAuth Client Name dialog box provide a CLIENT NAMEID and select the SaveClient Secret button.you will need them later.

    Netskope User Authentication Add Token

    Netskope User Authentication CLient Name

  5. Copy the SCIM Server URL and the TOKEN. These values are entered in the Tenant URL and Secret Token fields respectively in the Provisioning tab of your Netskope User Authentication application.

    Netskope User Authentication Create TokenScreenshot showing Oauth configuration.

Add Netskope User Authentication from the gallery

![Screenshot of Provisioning tab automatic.](common/application-provisioning.png)
  1. In the Tenant URL field, enter your Netskope User Authentication Tenant URL and Secret Token. Select Test Connection to ensure Microsoft Entra ID can connect to Netskope User Authentication. If the connection fails, ensure your Netskope User Authentication account has the required admin permissions and try again.

    Screenshot of Provisioning test connection.

  2. Select OAuth2 Client Credentials Grant as the Authentication Method.

    a. Enter the Client ID and Client Secret retrieved from Netskope.

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