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# How to update SharePoint Client Secret
Follow the steps below to update the client secret for the **FenixPyre** application in **Microsoft Azure**:
#### **Step 1: Access Azure Portal**
1. Open your web browser and navigate to [Azure Portal](https://portal.azure.com/).
2. Sign in using your **Azure administrator credentials**.
3. Once logged in, click on **Azure Active Directory** from the left-hand menu.
#### **Step 2: Access App Registrations**
1. In the **Azure Active Directory** menu, click on **App Registrations**.
#### **Step 4: Locate the FenixPyre App**
1. In the list of registered applications, locate **FenixPyre(**Check for the **Datanchor** app if you have not migrated to FenixPyre**)**
2. **Verify the App ID** to ensure you are updating the correct application.
#### **Step 5: Check Certificate Expiry**
1. Under the **Certificates & secrets** section, check if the **current client secret has expired**.
#### **Step 6: Create a New Client Secret**
1. Click on **+ New Client Secret**.
2. Enter a **description** (e.g., "FenixPyre Client Secret").
3. Select the desired **expiration period** (e.g., 6 months, 1 year, or 2 years).
4. Click **Add.**
#### **Step 7: Copy and Store the Client Secret**
1. Once created, **copy the new client secret value immediately**.
* **Important:** You will not be able to retrieve it later.
2. Store it securely in a **password manager** or a **secure vault**.
#### **Step 8: Update FenixPyre Configuration in Dashboard**
1. Navigate to the FenixPyre (Anchor) dashboard
* Navigate to or admin.fenixpyre.com if you have migrated to FenixPyre
* Navigate to \.[dashboard.datanchor.io](http://dashboard.datanchor.io/) if you have not migrated to FenixPyre
2. Click on edit and update the client secret ID
* **Application (Client) ID**: Locate this on the app’s overview page in Azure.
* **Directory (Tenant) ID**: This is also available on the app’s overview page in Azure.
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