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What you'll need

Before you start, ensure you have the following values that you will need to complete the configuration of the integration.

For configuring SSO at the Identity Provider (IdP)

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You may need these values to configure Single Sign On in your chosen Identity Provider (IdP).

SAML Admin Authentication (Staff users)

ValueDescription
Metadatahttps://<domain>/q/login/admin/saml_admin_auth/metadata
Identifier / Entity IDhttps://<domain>/q/login/admin/saml_admin_auth/metadata
Reply URLhttps://<domain>/q/login/admin/saml_admin_auth/acs
Logout URLhttps://<domain>/q/login/admin/saml_admin_auth/sls

SAML User Authentication (Non-Staff users)

ValueDescription
Metadatahttps://<domain>/q/login/user/saml_user_auth/metadata
Identifier / Entity IDhttps://<domain>/q/login/user/saml_user_auth/metadata
Reply URLhttps://<domain>/q/login/user/saml_user_auth/acs
Logout URLhttps://<domain>/q/login/user/saml_user_auth/sls

From the Identity Provider

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These values will come from the Identity Provider.

ValueDescription
Entity IDThe Identifier of the IdP entity, must be a URI
Single Sign On URLURL target of the IdP where the Authentication Request Message will be sent
Single Logout URLURL location of the IdP where SLO Request will be sent (if supported)
X509CertPublic x509 certificate of the IdP
User email attributeThe SAML attribute that contains the email address for the user
First name attributeThe SAML attribute that contains the user's first name
Last name attributeThe SAML attribute that contains the user's last name

Examples of these values from common Identity Providers are listed on the next page for reference.

For the Service Provider

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These values you will need to generate for your account.

ValueDescription
X509CertPublic x509 certificate to used to secure and verify messages received from the IdP
Private keyThe private key for the X509Cert

Use OpenSSL or a similar cryptographic library to generate the X509 Certificate and Private Key for your account.