How to Register for Portal Access

Correct Answer: D

By default, anybody can use the Power Apps portal as an unauthenticated user.

If users want to register at the portal, there are two methods: Local authentication - creates a local identity with a username and password stored in a Dataverse database internally.

External authentication - uses credentials of the third-party identity providers, like OAuth2 (Microsoft, Twitter, Facebook, Google, etc.), OpenID (Azure AD, Azure AD B2C), and WS-Federation and SAML 2.0 (AD on-premises).

Portal administrators can enable/disable Identity providers and set them as default on the portal's Authentication Settings panel.

For each authenticated user, a portal creates a contact record in the Dataverse database.

It also assigns a web role.

The role defines a user's access to portal resources.

RentMe sends email invitations for portal registration.

Only customers who received an email invitation can register and access the portal.

They need to provide an invitation code (Number 3) from the email on the Sign-in (Number 1) screen and the Redeem Invitation (Number 2) tab.

If the RentMe email includes an invitation code in the link's body, the user can click a link, and the portal enables the normal procedure of creating a new login and password for the portal access.

All other options are incorrect.

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Sure, I'll be happy to explain the different ways in which new portal users can register for portal access in Microsoft Power Platform.

1. Register for a new local environment: This option is not applicable for registering new portal users. Registering for a new local environment is used when you want to create a new environment within the Power Platform that is separate from your existing environments.

2. Register using an external account: This option allows new portal users to register for portal access using their existing social media or email accounts such as Google, Facebook, LinkedIn, Microsoft, or Twitter. This option is available if the portal has been configured to allow external authentication.

3. Register using a third-party account: This option allows new portal users to register for portal access using third-party authentication providers such as Auth0, Okta, and Azure AD B2C. This option is available if the portal has been configured to allow third-party authentication.

4. Redeem invitation: This option allows new portal users to register for portal access by redeeming an invitation link that has been sent to them. The invitation link contains a unique code that is used to register the user and grant them access to the portal.

5. Register using Azure AD account: This option allows new portal users to register for portal access using their Azure AD account. This option is available if the portal has been configured to allow Azure AD authentication.

In summary, there are different ways in which new portal users can register for portal access in Microsoft Power Platform, including registering with an external account, a third-party account, redeeming an invitation, and registering with an Azure AD account. The option to register for a new local environment is not applicable for this scenario.