Microsoft provide an Azure AD application for development/prototype purpose you can use.

To connect using the SDK login control, you first need to create an Azure AD application in your Azure portal. Create a connection using the SDK login control This authentication method does not allow to store your password. Then a dialog should open to ask for your password (and eventually to provide another factor authentication code) Then provide your Azure AD application Id and reply url (or use Microsoft's one by clicking on button 'Use development Azure AD app') But you should consider creating your own in your Azure portal. To connect using Oauth protocol, you first need to create an Azure AD application in your Azure portal. Then select the certificate on your computer When creating the connection, first define the url of your D365/CDS environment. This certificate must also be added to your computer. You also need to create an application user in your environment, mapped to this Azure AD application. To connect using a certificate, you first need to create an Azure AD application in your Azure portal and set the authentification using a certificate. If you do not define a name, the connection is still usable but is not saved for future usage. When the connection succeeds, you have the possibility to define a name for this connection. They are accessible through the link displayed in the wizard to open the logs folder. To get one, you need to review the connection logs. If the wizard cannot succeed to connect to your organization, there is no explicit error message. If you are connecting to an OnPremise deployment, you can choose to connect using your current credentials. You can simply copy/paste the url from your favorite browser address bar. On the first page of the wizard, fill the Organization url with the address of your organization. Client Id/Secret : Used to connect to Microsoft Dynamics 365 or Power Apps Common Data Service using an application user mapped to an Azure AD Application with client secretĬreate a connection using connection wizard.Connection String : Used to connect to any environment by using a connection string.

This is the connection control provided by Microsoft. SDK Login Control : Used to connect to any environment.If Multi Factor Authentication is enabled for the user, this is the method to use.

OAuth/MFA : Used to connect to Microsoft Dynamics 365 or Power Apps Common Data Service.

Certificate : Used to connect to Microsoft Dynamics 365 or Power Apps Common Data Service using an application user that is configured to be authenticated with a certificate.

It can also be used to connect to Microsoft Dynamics 365 or Power Apps Common Data Service but the authentication used (Office365) is deprecated and should be removed soon by Microsoft.

Connection wizard : Used mainly to connect to Microsoft Dynamics CRM/365 for Customer Engagment OnPremise or IFD.

When creating an new connection, you can choose one of the following methods : If you open a plugin and a connection is not yet available, XrmToolBox asks you to connect to an environment but you can decide to connect to an environment on demand (by clicking on the 'Connect' button or using the bottom left connection control). XrmToolBox is able to connect to any kind of environment from Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 to Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Customer Engagement and Power Apps Common Data Service, using one of the available connection methods.Ī connection is generally required to use plugins Inside XrmToolBox.

Secert password wizard