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Issue

How to authenticate OpenShift with Azure Active Directory.
Can't log in to OpenShift after integrated with Azure Active Directory with below error after Active Directory login is succeeded
There are several error messages according to which value is wrong, Here are the examples.
- AADSTS50020: User account 'XXX@example.com' does not exist in tenant 'YYY' and cannot access the application 'ZZZZ' in that tenant.
- AADSTS90002: No service namespace named 'ZZZZ' was found in the data store.
- AADSTS70001: Application with identifier 'ZZZZ' was not found in the directory DDDD
- An authentication error occurred (message in OpenShift Console page)
- 403 error (json formatted text message)
- AADSTS90093: An administrator of 'YYY' has set a policy that prevents you from granting 'AAA' the permissions it is requesting.

Environment

OpenShift Enterprise v3

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