Configure Azure AD for sso
Sample configuration for Azure AD to enable sso
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Sample configuration for Azure AD to enable sso
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Go to and navigate to
Click on the Enterprise Application item on the left-hand side navigation pane.
Under the Enterprise application section, create a new application by clicking the ‘+ New Application’ button on the top menu bar.
Then, click on the ‘Create your Own application’ button on the top menu bar.
Provide a name to your application and make sure to choose the ‘Non-Gallery’ application mode.
Click on create.
Once the application has been created, click on the ‘Single sign-on’ option on the left-hand side navigation pane.
By default, SSO feature is disabled. Since we need to proceed with SAML based login, click on the SAML widget. Then you would be directed to SAML configurations.
Fill the following values into their respective SAML configurations in the Azure AD.
Once above configurations are done, click on the ‘Users and Group’ section on the left-hand side navigation pane to allow users who can use above configured SAML configurations to login to their target platform.
Click on the ‘None Selected’ and select ‘All Users’ to allow every available user in the AD to allow access to the application. Alternatively, you can choose individual users to allow access.
Go Back to ‘Single sign-on’ from left-hand navigation menu and click on the ‘Test’ button to test your SAML configurations.
With the Auth0 configuration which we have done so far, if you were able to get following response in the web browser which means your Azure side configurations are working in a proper way.
Copy the URL in the browser and have it handy. This will be required in the next step.
Copy the SAML certificate
Copy the Login URL
Goto Setting -> Authentication -> Edit Configuration -> Click on Single Sign On
Enter the Sign-in url with the LoginURL
Upload the SAML .cer file
Click on Enable sso.
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