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How to enable SAML-based SSO for ADSelfService Plus using OneLogin?

Solution

If SSO is enabled, whenever a user who is already logged in to OneLogin tries to access ADSelfService Plus, the user will be granted access without having to enter their credentials again. If the user is not logged onto OneLogin and attempts to log in to ADSelfService Plus' console, the user will be redirected to OneLogin to verify their identity. Upon successful authentication, OneLogin will grant access to the ADSelfService Plus portal.

Prerequisite

If you do not find ADSelfService Plus in OneLogin's list of supported applications, follow these steps to add it to the list.

Log in to your OneLogin account with admin credentials and navigate to ADSelfService Plus from the list of applications supported. Either download the Metadata in XML format, or get the required data by copying the Issuer URL/Entity ID, IdP Login URL, IdP Logout URL, and the X.509-certificate. 

Configuration steps in ADSelfService Plus

  1. Log in to the ADSelfService Plus web console with admin credentials.
  2. Navigate to the Admin tab → Logon SettingsSingle Sign On.
  3. Check the Enable SSO checkbox to enable single sign-on for ADSelfService Plus.

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  4. Click the SAML Authentication radio button to enable SAML configuration for your users to log in to ADSelfService Plus portal using their OneLogin credentials.
  5. Select OneLogin in the Select IdP drop-down box.

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  6. There are two SAML Configuration Modes: Upload Metadata File and Manual Configuration.
    • Select Upload Metadata File if you have downloaded the metadata file.
      1. Click Browse to upload the metadata file downloaded from OneLogin.  
    • Select Manual Configuration to configure the URLs and certificates manually.
  7. Enter the Issuer URL/Entity ID URL copied from OneLogin.
  8. In the IdP Login URL, enter the Login URL copied from OneLogin.
  9. In the IdP Logout URL, enter the Logout URL copied from OneLogin.

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  10. In the space provided for X.509-Certificate, enter the public certificate key copied from OneLogin.
  11. Click Save.

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