To access a protected MCP server, you must first register your MCP client with Auth0. Once registered, Auth0 assigns the client a unique identifier: either an Auth0-generated client ID or a domain-verified CIMD URL. Auth0 also configures the OAuth credentials required for secure authentication and authorization. You can register your MCP client with Auth0 manually or dynamically. For production MCP deployments, we recommend using manual CIMD registration for its security and scalability in managing registration credentials.Documentation Index
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Manual
- Manual Client ID Metadata Document (CIMD) Registration (recommended): Import an externally hosted CIMD (JSON file) to register an MCP client.
- Manual Client Registration: Create and register an MCP client using the Auth0 Dashboard or Auth0 CLI.
Dynamic
- Dynamic Client Registration (DCR): Allows an MCP client to register itself at runtime without human intervention.