Go to the Site administration>Server>OAuth 2 services Click on Google button from 'Create a new service' on the bottom. Type 'clientid' on Client ID field and 'clientsecret' on Client secret field. Set 'This service will be used' to 'Login page and internal services' Set 'Name displayed on the login page' to 'My custom Google service' Click on Save changes Click on Microsoft button from 'Create a new service' on the bottom. Type 'clientid' on Client ID field and 'clientsecret' on Client secret field. Set 'This service will be used' to 'Login page only' Click on Save changes Click on Facebook button from 'Create a new service' on the bottom. Type 'clientid' on Client ID field and 'clientsecret' on Client secret field. Set 'This service will be used' to 'Internal services only' and make sure that when this option is changed the fields related to the login are not displayed Click on Save changes Make sure we have 3 services created. Make sure that Google service has a green check icon on the login colum, a green check icon on the services column and shows 'My custom Google service' on the 'Display as' column. Make sure that Microsoft service has a green check icon on the Login column and a red cross icon on the Services column. Make sure that Facebook service has a red cross icon on the Login column and a green check icon on the Services column. Go to Site Administration>Plugins>Authentication>Manage authentication and enable OAuth 2 plugin clicking on the 'eye' icon. Logout and go to login page Make sure you can only see buttons for Google and Microsoft services (Not Facebook) and that the Google service shows 'My custom Google service' next to the icon, which is the custom display name we set before. Login and go to Site administration>Plugins>Manage repositories Add a "Microsoft OneDrive" repository changing the dropdown next to it to 'Enabled and visible' Make sure the 'OAuth 2 service' selector shows Google and Facebook, but does not show Microsoft