I setup a demo showing SSO using Shibboleth SP3 and Azure AD as the IDP. This worked great. I am now hoping to build off this and demo HTTP Artifact bindings but this is not supported with Azure AD.
What's an IDP the supports this? Preferably as a service.
You may look at the free IdP of SSO Circle - https://www.ssocircle.com/en/idp-tips-tricks/ssocircle-how-to/
IdP meta data can be found at https://idp.ssocircle.com/
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I need users to sign in with microsoft account in podio.
For that to accomplish, they need authorization from administrator on microsoft Azure AD
Podio has a SSO ready for 0365 but it doesnt work with organizations on Azure AD.
I had this meet with an Azure Consultant and she requested me which kind of integration does podio support. Like SAML 2.0 or 0Auth 2.0
Podio does not support SAML 2.0 (Only via ShareFile) so I think that we will have to go for the API integration using OAuth 2.0
Any advice?
Thanks in advance,
https://developers.podio.com/authentication
We tried SSO for 0365.
We tried to configure Azure's admin but we need some api info like URI response
I am currently implementing a .NET Framework IdP using ITfoxtec Identity SAML 2.0.
I understand that the AuthController Login API endpoint in the TestIdPCore test project receives a SSO request from the SP for SP-initated SSO.
However, I don't understand how to do a IdP-initiated SSO. Any help would be much appreciated.
You can find the .NET Framework IdP-Initiated SSO sample in the TestWebApp https://github.com/ITfoxtec/ITfoxtec.Identity.Saml2/blob/master/test/TestWebApp/Controllers/IdPInitiatedController.cs
The sample show an SP acting as an IdP.
Azure AD B2B has a preconfigured Google integration and the ability add external Idp. Has any one configured it with Okta?.
Looking for guidance - What do we need from Okta to get the meta data etc.
Tried the Google B2b integration and it works. But stuck trying to create external SAML provider for integration with Okta. Are there any step by step guidance or instructions to get the info from Okta to enable this?
Here is the generic documentation on the preview feature. That is a starting point for your endeavor.
Using this documentation (and respective OKTA one - probably this one) you should be able to configure OKTA as a SAML IdP for Azure AD Direct Federation feature.
Important terms in that setup: OKTA will be the SAMP IdP (Identity Provider) while Azure AD will be SAML SP (Service Provider).
There is nothing more concrete about integrating OKTA as IdP for direct federation. Also please note that this feature is in preview in AAD.
I am using a SaaS application and I want to use our own LDAP to Login to that 3rd party application. I want to provide a link to that application in my Portal. Both the applications are hosted in Cloud and are Spring based.
Please let me know where to Start and how to go about implementing SP initiated SAML.
Thanks!
First of all you need a SAML IDP that authenticates against LDAP e.g. shibboleth.
Then you need a client side SAML stack.
Refer: SAML : SAML connectivity / toolkit.
You could also look at IDaaS e.g. Auth0 or Okta.
Azure AD B2C now supports SPAs. But is this supported by Angular? While implementing Azure AD (not B2C) I found a file adal-angular.js. I can inject its services, call its extended end points and get my way done.
Is there any file for Azure AD B2C? Or adal-angular.js works for Azure AD B2C too? Please correct me if anything I wrote above is wrong.
adal-angular.js will only work for non-converged AzureAD apps (apps that are registered in the Azure Portal AzureAD Blade). AzureAD B2C apps are converged so this library will not help you.
AzureAD B2C does in fact support SPA's using the open source library hello.js. Here is a SPA code sample. There is not currently any Angular code samples for AzureAD B2C, but as an oAuth 2.0 service you should be able to hook up almost any open source Angular oAuth2.0 library that supports implicit flow.
We just released our solution to integrate Angular with AAD B2C: https://github.com/3DSemantix/angular-asp.net-core-aad-b2c
The "SPA code sample" from MS is a bit weird when I looked at it (refreshing the token feels hacky).