I am working on MS Dynamics and using CRM SDK to access the entities of dynamics. Code is running fine when I enter the credentials of Dynamics CRM online. I am stuck in a case in which other organization has desktop version of Dynamics CRM ie. 3.0 and they have let me to access their CRM via VPN because they have installed Dynamics CRM on their local network. I want to access the data as I need to import the data in other database as per requirement. but code is not authenticating the credentials . May be something is going wrong when there creates a discovery URL or something else.
How can I resolve it ?
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What is the most performant and secure method to call an on-premise API (integrated to on-premise systems not related to CRM) from a Dynamics 365 plugin in Azure?
Why do you want to user Dynamics API when you are already in Plugin for Azure.
Why not user native SDK for Dynamics on-prem .net4.6.2
Connect to Dynamics in Plugin using connection tool and use it.
Here is an example to do so, once connected you can perform CURD operation against dynamics.
https://crm365blog.wordpress.com/2018/05/27/connecting-to-crm-2013-2015-2016-and-dynamics-365-in-c/
one more article
https://rawishblog.wordpress.com/2018/07/16/how-to-connect-to-dynamics-crm-onpremises-ad-ifd-from-a-windows-form-application/
Our setup consists of on-premises CRM 2016 in IFD configuration with ADFS. We have several custom web apps that are embedded in iframes in CRM as well. Our web apps are MVC running in IIS on .NET 4.7 and use the WS-Federation IIS module for authentication. This provides a pretty seemless experience where the embedded application does the redirect to and from ADFS to authenticate the user after they're already logged into CRM.
Our applications also call APIs we have created, which in turn make calls to Dynamics CRM web API using OData. Our APIs are setup to make calls to the CRM web API as a specific user chosen at deployment (it's a bit ugly, but it works). This causes issues associating created entities with the actual user, as CRM considers them created by the user in the API deployment. We need to fix that so that the user authentication is passed from our web application to our API and then to the CRM OData API.
From searching this site and other resources, I have determined this is not possible with WS-Federation and I would need to use OIDC. But, all the documentation that I have found about using OIDC in this manner has involve using Azure Active Directory and Dynamics 365, which does not apply in my scenario. I haven't found any information for the configuration of a local CRM 2016 instance or ADFS.
How is this accomplished for an all on-premises deployment?
To impersonate a user, set the CallerId property on an instance of
OrganizationServiceProxy before calling the service’s Web methods.
via https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/customerengagement/on-premises/developer/org-service/impersonate-another-user
Or
To impersonate a user based on their systemuserid you can leverage
MSCRMCallerID with the corresponding guid value.
via https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/developer/data-platform/webapi/impersonate-another-user-web-api
Although I can't guarantee that it will work in version 8.1 and below.
I'm trying to find the address of my company Dynamics 365 CRM, and wanted to know if there's any way to get it just with admin privileges on Dynamics 365 CRM.
Background
My boss put me on the task of checking if it's possible to connect our crm365 to this phone company since they said their website can connect to crm365.
The problem is that we have a contract with a microsoft certified company that is in charge of crm365 (which means I don't have access to the code) and they said that such connection is impossible to do.
We have a bit of doubts about this company since the job with crm should have been done 3 months ago and right now it still has lot's of problems.
Phone company requirements for Address:
Address of the destination server.
Port of the destination server.
Folder on the server where CRM notifications are deposited.
Example: https://server:port/folder
They also ask for username and password (which I assume it's from an user).
Unfortunately you cannot access any server of your CRM online instance as its hosted in Microsoft Cloud. Probably you can access CRM data from any external system using Dynamics 365 CRM Web API (or SDK Tooling Connector)
We just received an update to Dynamics CRM 9.0, but it seems like a get a unresolved reference when I try to programmatically access the Organization Service Endpoint.
The Uri I am using for this CRM online instance is https://xxxxxxxxxxxxxtest.api.crm.dynamics.com/XRMServices/2011/Organization.svc?wsdl&sdkversion=9'.
Please let me know if anything has changed that I cannot use this endpoint anymore?
Please check if the following blog article helps you. There are several different possibilities why this is happening, but with version 9, so are easily fixed:
https://community.dynamics.com/crm/b/nishantranaweblog/archive/2018/01/31/metadata-contains-a-reference-that-cannot-be-resolved-https-orgname-crm8-dynamics-com-xrmservices-2011-organization-svc-wsdl-amp-sdkversion-9-error-in-dynamics-365
Hope this helps.
The OData URL is
https://[ORGNAME].crm.dynamics.com/XRMServices/2011/OrganizationData.svc/[EntitySet]
The Organization URL is
https://[ORGNAME].api.crm.dynamics.com/XRMServices/2011/Organization.svc
(Double check the info by going under Settings -> Customizations -> Developer Resources)
2011 aka soap endpoints are deprecated, which means will be retired anytime. So you don’t have much time, earlier is better to convert to Web Api.
Beginning with the Dynamics 365 (8.0) release, a new OData 4 endpoint was added to the Dynamics 365 application stack. This endpoint is known as the Web API. The Web API provides a development experience that can be used across a wide variety of programming languages, platforms, and devices. The Web API is intended to replace the CRM 2011 endpoint, also known as the SOAP endpoint, for accessing the Dynamics 365 organization web service and other provided web services.
As of the release of Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online 2016 Update 1 and Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2016 Service Pack 1 (8.1.0), the CRM 2011 endpoint has been deprecated. The 2011 endpoint will be removed some time after the release of Dynamics 365 version 9. We plan to provide updates to the Dynamics 365 SDK assemblies and tools over the next several minor releases, retargeting them to use the Web API instead of the 2011 endpoint.
Till then check if TLS 1.2 is the issue like discussed here.
Check, please, that option "Don't use proxy server for local (intranet) address" off on Proxy tab in Network settings
Have recently converted an application that connects to Dynamics CRM to use the new CRM Tooling connection method. It used an old method of connecting to CRM and I needed to update the connection method to support modern CRM Online.
No problem with this part,
IOrganizationService _crmService;
string connectionString = "....my crm connection string....";
CrmServiceClient service = new CrmServiceClient(connectionString);
_crmService = (IOrganizationService)service.OrganizationWebProxyClient != null ? (IOrganizationService)service.OrganizationWebProxyClient : (IOrganizationService)service.OrganizationServiceProxy;
This all works and can connect to IFD On-Premise deployments and CRM Online.
IFD is connecting with a string in this format:
AuthType=IFD;Url=https://crmorg.crmprovider.com/CRMORG;Username=myuser#domain.com;Password=MyPass;Domain=NETBIOSDOMAIN;
It can also support MFA with CRM Online by registering an app in Azure and configuring a connection string in this format:
AuthType=OAuth;Url=https://yourcrm.crm.dynamics.com;AppId=APPID;RedirectUri=http://localhost;
What I am stuck on, is the format of the string on an IFD (On-Premise) deployment using On-Premise Microsoft MFA.
When I use the OAuth method with Azure AD, the application pops up a Microsoft Sign in Assistant that handles the user/pass and two factor request.
How do I construct a CRM Connection string that will do the same with an On-Premise CRM365 Deployment using the latest ADFS and MFA components from Microsoft? I know that the On-Premise installation challenges your user/pass (via ADFS) like the Microsoft Sign in Assistant, but how do I invoke that method of connecting when not working with CRM Online?
As per this article:
OAuth using named account in Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement (on-premises) with UX to prompt for authentication
Create a new connection using a UserID or Password via oAuth.
OAuth is the preferred auth type for connecting to Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement (on-premises) when using an interactive flow. This auth type fully supports the features of Azure Active Directory Conditional Access and Multi-Factor authentication.
AuthType=OAuth;
Username=jsmith;
Password=passcode;
Url=https://contoso:8080/Test;
AppId=51f81489-12ee-4a9e-aaae-a2591f45987d;
RedirectUri=app://58145B91-0C36-4500-8554-080854F2AC97;
TokenCacheStorePath=c:\MyTokenCache;
LoginPrompt=Auto