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# Databricks

1. Select **Create** for an **external HTTP connection** in **Unity Catalog**

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Make sure to select **OAuth User to Machine Per User**
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2. Next, configure the same Authentication credentials as those provided to Trustlogix when registering the Databricks Agent.&#x20;

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Note: These authentication fields are for retrieving the **user's** OAuth token. As such, OAuth scope should be with respect to **user** scopes (rather than the scope for the **agent**)
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3. Then, configure the corresponding token endpoint. For base path, follow the pattern to include tenant and agent ids. Check the MCP connection box, and select Header Only for exchange method.

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4. Users can login/retrieve credentials for the connection and use it as an external MCP server tool source for their agents.&#x20;

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