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03-09-2021
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The certificate you select in the auth profile identifies the local firewall to the IDP (Azure) so you need to select a certificate you have the private key for. If you look at your certs, you need one where you have the private key, and if you dont, generate a test cert. You should then be able to select that certificate to sign the request that the firewall sends to Azure. I cant remember if you need to also upload the public cert to Azure.
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