SupportLogic and OneLogin SAML 2.0 SSO Integration Instructions
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Overview
SupportLogic can use OneLogin as an Identity Provider for user authentication. This ensures that SupportLogic adheres to the same authentication methods already inplace with their organization.
Below are instructions on how to configure a OneLogin Identity Provider with SupportLogic UI. This requires action items from both the Customer OneLogin Admin and SupportLogic DevOps.
Features
Administer and Authenticate users via OneLogin Single-Sign-On as an Identity Provider for access to SupportLogic UI.
Customer Instructions
Part 1: Required information
Prerequisites: OneLogin Admin
Description: Please supply the following information to SupportLogic from your OneLogin administrator;
idP issuer SAML 2.0 EndPoint (Http) and SLO EndPoint (Http)
idP x509 signing certificate in PEM format
Part 2: Configure SAML Application
Prerequisites: OneLogin Admin
Description: SupportLogic will provide an entity id and an ACS URL after completion of internal configuration.Use this information to create a SAML application in your identity provider
Part 3: Configure the following Custom Attributes
Prerequisites: OneLogin Admin
Description: You need to configure these custom attributes for the OneLogin SAML Application created for SupportLogic. These attributes will be passed by OneLogin to SupportLogic to provide the full name, email and picture (if available) within SupportLogic.
Following the Instructions below:
Log into OneLogin as an Administrator
Locate the existing SupportLogic Application that you created.
Click on the “gear” to edit the settings.
Under “General” tab, go to SAML Settings
To the right of “SAML Settings”, click on “Edit”
From the “Edit SAML Integration” screen, click next to go to “Configure SAML”
Towards the bottom, we will configure the “Attribute Statements (optional)” section.
Please configure the following
Select the Value from the drop down for email, picture, firstname, lastname
Save Changes.
Test SSO login for SupportLogic
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