My osTicket system is setup in a university environment.
We have everything firewalled,
We have firewalls on firewalls...
AZURE, for us, is a relatively new product that has to be approved by IT for use.
The only reason I kinda know what was going on was that I started to create my own auth and was firmly stomped and told no... I suspect they are still trying to figure out the risk to the network of apps being approved by a user (me) This is speculation on my part... This means that to do the steps that are recommended in the osTicket documentation, I have to coordinate with university IT.
I had no control of the application approval setup.
IT set up everything on that side.
However, at first, we couldn't get a token to set.
"Application was not approved" errors all over the place.
We went round and round trying to figure out what the issue was.
Never did... I think IT put in a help ticket to MS.
So, IT dropped the authorization requirement and the application was able to set a token.
They re-enabled the authorization and the system suddenly worked.
Don't have a screeenshot because it happened at the IT level and this is what they told me they did...
Sorry.