Setting up the Teams Bot Integration
6 min
Setting up the Central Config API Key
- Log in to the CentralConfig > Configure Application > Security Controls > ApiKeys.
- Find the CentralConfigApiKey as shown below and copy the value.
- Paste the copied value in the appsettings.json file for the CentralConfigApiKey. For example, central-config-api-key"=”xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx”
Executing the PowerShell Script (from version 2023.4 onwards)
- Download the zip file to a relevant folder in your machine.
- Extract the zip file.
- Open PowerShell as Administrator.
- Go to the location where the PowerShell script is located, that is, the location where you extracted the zip file.
- Run the script - .\install.ps1.
- Provide relevant details to the below prompts:
- Is the Environment SSL Enabled?
- Please enter the ISM Tenant Id [example: ismtenant.yourdomain.com] only if environment is SSL enabled, otherwise provide app server IP address or host/domain name.
- Please enter the Central Config Tenant Id [example: configtenant.yourdomain.com] only if environment is SSL enabled, otherwise provide server IP address or host/domain name.
The configuration is done.
Executing the PowerShell Script (before version 2023.4)
- Download the zip file to a relevant folder in your machine.
- Extract the zip file.
- Open PowerShell as Administrator.
- Go to the location where the PowerShell script is located, that is, the location where you extracted the zip file.
- Run the script - .\TeamsBot.ps1.
- You will be prompted for the Appserver as well as the Central Config ipaddress/ Machine name/ localhost name. name/ localhost. Enter the appropriate Address/Machine name/localhost.
The configuration is done.
Troubleshooting
Make sure that Boolean values (true/false) don't not have double quotes.
