
juupw (juupw) asked a question.
Hi,
I am new okta community and having limited knowledge. So having questions and request your inputs.
Actually we are building web application that will be hosted/configured on Azure and it will access by two types of user
1) Internal User (Org User) - That will be authenticated via Azure AD.
2) External User - That should be authenticated via OKTA
So for his above use case what would best available approach.
Thanks in Advance.

Hi @juupw (juupw),
Thank you for posting on our Okta community page!
I have done some research and it seems that you could achieve this if the internal/external users are on different domains because in order for a user to be re-directed to Okta from Azure side, you will need to federate the domain with Okta. Once a domain is federated, all the user will be re-directed to Okta for authentication, thus the reason why the users have to be on different domains.
I hope I have understood your inquiry and that the above information is useful!
Thanks for your response
Please correct/confirm my understanding of your response : you are suggesting here to implement/configure azure b2c (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory-b2c/overview - Federate with standard identity protocols like OAuth 2.0, OpenID Connect, and more.) in which external user get authenticated using external identity provider like (Okta).
Thanks in Advance and i appreciate your prompt response.
Regards