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:::image type="content" source="media/monitor-key-vault-honeytokens/prerequisites.png" alt-text="Screenshot of the prerequisites tab showing the updated curl command.":::
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1. Select **Click here to open a cloud shell** to open a Cloud Shell tab. Sign in if prompted, and then run the command displayed.
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1.<aname="secret"></a>Select **Click here to open a cloud shell** to open a Cloud Shell tab. Sign in if prompted, and then run the command displayed.
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The script you run creates an Azure AD (AAD) function app, which will deploy your honeytokens. For example:
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|**KeyVault name**| Displayed only when you've selected to create a new key vault. <br><br>Enter the name of the key vault you want to use to store your app's secret. This name must be globally unique. |
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|**KeyVault resource group**|Displayed only when you've selected to create a new key vault. <br><br> Select the name of the resource group where you want to store the key vault for your application key. |
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| **Existing key vaults** | Displayed only when you've selected to use an existing key vault. Select the key vault you want to use. |
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|**KeyVault secret name**|Enter the name of the secret used to store the client secret. |
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|**KeyVault secret name**| Enter a name forthe secret where you want to store your AAD app's secret. You'd created this AAP app backin [step 3](#secret). |
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**Honeytoken configuration**: The following fields define settings used forthe keys and secrets usedin your honeytokens. Use naming conventions that will blend in with your organization's naming requirements so that attackers will not be able to tell the difference.
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