Our organization is using Auth0 for Single Sign On with multiple custom apps that we have. All of our users have Google accounts for our organization and use that to authenticate. Is there a way we can leverage Auth0 or another tool to automatically use Google SSO when we send users to third party platforms, such as Zoom?
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Can we use Google custom SAML App as idp with ITfoxtec.Identity.Saml2? I have created a Google SAML app but didn't know how to find ACR Url and Entity ID.
Is there any brief example to implement SSO in ASP.NET with Google SAML App?
It is possible to use Google as an IdP, if that is what you are trying to do?
I do not have an example.
I have been making Google Home apps, but now I want to make apps that are connected to Firebase server and DialogFlow API. How is it possible to integrate user authentication in an ios app to identify that user who is using Google Home with that login state?
For example, if I make a restaurant ordering app, I want any user to make a request through Google Home and the user can check his/her ordering history on an ios app.
A user logs in through an app and then how does google home detect that user as a logged in user? I have been searching how to implement this, but nothing hits.
You will need to implement account linking for Actions on Google. This will require two server-side components that you'll need to build:
You'll need to create an OAuth server that will allow the user to authenticate to your service (and use Firebase auth as a component of this) and authorize the Google Assistant to access your service. It does this by generating tokens that it hands to the Assistant.
Your Dialogflow fulfillment webhook will get this token passed to it as part of the conversation. It uses this token to determine which user is making the request and confirm it is valid.
There are OAuth services that are available that work with Google's auth that you should be able to fit in here, or you can write your own using Firebase Hosting and Firebase Cloud Functions. The Dialogflow webhook can, of course, be done using Firebase Cloud Functions.
I am a Google Apps reseller and would like to use Google APIs like the Google Apps Reseller API to automate my reseller activities.
When I signed up to be a Google Apps reseller I was given a new Google Apps domain (reseller.mydomain.com). If I want to automate reseller tasks using the Reseller API, do I have to logon to the Google Developer console as myuser#reseller.mydomain.com or can I continue to use myuser#mydomain.com? I'm hoping I can use my normal user since that is where all my other Google development projects reside.
Thanks.
You can test your code using the sandbox with any Google Apps account. The only difference with the sandbox is the URLs use v1sandbox as opposed to v1 for the production API (which, yes requires you to use a reseller account). Give it a try in the API Explorer
I think you should use your active reseller account to access the Reseller API rather than your normal account.
I need to build a server with Basic or Digest authentication. I can not use any other authentication, this is my requirement and a limitation of the client applications that I am using (Microsoft miniredirector, Mac OS X Finder, iCal, Microsoft Office, LibreOffice, davfs2, etc).
I do not want the user to create any new accounts in my system. Instead I want him to utilize his existing Facebook, Google+, LinkedIn or any other account. However as far as I know this systems require the application to show the login web page, which is not possible in my case.
Is it possible to implement Basic or Digest authentication using Facebook, Google+, LinkedIn or any other social network API?
When we enable SAML2 SSO with google apps - we expect our users external to google apps to login via an external SAML2 IdP. But - it looks like Google has a limitation - where, even though authentication happens at the external SAML2 Idp - that particular users name should be present in Google Apps user store it self. Why do we see this limitation in Google Apps ? This will require all users been provisioned to Google Apps. Ideally we would expect users from out login to Google Apps via SAML2.
This is true - and there are many options for adding users to Google Apps. See: http://support.google.com/a/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=179832&topic=14586&ctx=topic
If you have a local AD server, the sync tool from Google should suit. Some federation products, like PingFederate, also have this capability (E.g.: https://support.pingidentity.com/s/marketplace-integration-details?recordId=a7i1W0000004ID9QAM - Disclaimer I work for Ping).