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Registering a Multi-Tenant App

Question

You are an app developer in your company and you have created a multi-tenant app as per the instructions of your manager.

Which of the following objects will be created when you register the app? [Select two options]

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A. B. C. D. E. F.

Correct Answers: A and C

The application object and Service principal object are the two objects that are created when you register an app.

Option A is correct.

Application object and Service principal object are the two objects that are created when you register an app.

Option B is incorrect.

The client object is not created when you register an app.

Option C is correct.

Application object and Service principal object are the two objects that are created when you register an app.

Option D is incorrect.

The server object is not created when you register an app.

Option E is incorrect.

Application object and Service principal object are the two objects that are created when you register an app.

Option F is incorrect.

Options A and C are correct.

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When you register an app, certain objects are created in Azure Active Directory (AAD). These objects are used to identify and authenticate the app to access resources on behalf of the user or organization.

The objects created when you register an app in Azure AD are:

A. Application object: An application object represents your application in the Azure AD. It contains information such as the application ID, name, and URLs where the app can be accessed. This object is used to uniquely identify the app in the directory.

B. Client object: A client object represents the code that is used to access the app. This object contains information such as the client ID, which is used by the app to identify itself to Azure AD, and the redirect URI, which is used to send responses back to the app.

C. Service principal object: A service principal object represents the app's identity in the Azure AD. When an app is registered, a service principal object is automatically created for it. This object is used to authenticate the app and to authorize it to access resources on behalf of the user or organization.

D. Server object: There is no such object as a "server object" created when you register an app.

Therefore, the correct answers are A (Application object) and C (Service principal object).