I need to integrate WSO2 IS (as Federation Idp) with ADFS (IdP). ADFS is talking with Active Directory. WSO2 and ADFS/AD are in different premises and service provider application will talk with WSO2 IS.
Kindly help in handshaking configuration between WSO2 IS and ADFS.
This is just straight federation.
Import the WS02 metadata into ADFS as a CP and send the ADFS metadata to WS02 so they can import on their side.
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Does SSO between OIDC and SAML2 clients are possible in Keycloak? if so how to achieve this condition, either by IDP initiated or SP initiated authentication process.
Does Keycloak produce cookies that can be used in SAML SP clients, even though we authenticate with OIDC clients?
I'm trying to connect my OIDC clients such as VueJS and Spring Boot applications with SAP ECC EHP7, so that I can use the authenticated user either token or cookie to send request SAP ECC EHP7 API.
I have already configure SAP ECC EHP7 SAML2 configuration to add Keycloak as a trusted identity provider and import it as a SP in Keycloak clients.
I need a clear infrastructure and technical configuration of authentication flow and request on how we can achieve this
I have requirement to integrate WSo2 IS with Keycloak.
Where from Keycloak I should be able to authentication the users present in WSo2 IS.
You can follow the guide in Configure WSO2 Identity Server as a Federated IDP in Keycloak, to configure WSO2 IS as an OIDC IDP in Keycloak.
Use Identity Brokering. WSo2 IS will be identity provider.
I am creating a java application to implement SSO (SAML) using ADFS. I am not sure if SAML can be done using ADFS alone. While installing ADFS, I noticed that it required configurations of relying party and claim providers trusts (which are basically the SP and IP, right?). I am confused as to whether to have SP and IP in the java application, or just leave it to the ADFS to handle.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Your Java application needs a SAML stack and becomes the SP.
Refer: SAML : SAML connectivity / toolkit for some ideas if you don't have one.
ADFS (which handles SAML 2.0) can then function as the IDP.
You will also have to configure the claims in ADFS - which correspond to the SAML assertions.
Your Java application will be a Service Provider (SP) that receives identity from an Identity Provider (IdP) server. In the use case you have outlined, ADFS will be the IdP Server. within your application you will need to integrate a library (e.g. SAML stack) to process the SAML assertion. SAML requires configuration on both sides of the interface. There are a few open source options such as OpenSAML. Depending on your organization, you may want to look at a vendor provided solution as well for long term support.
I am trying to setup WSO2 cloud identity server (stratoslive) as the identity provider and salesforce as a service provider. Basically in salesforce I want to leverage the salesforce federated single sign on feature and connect with stratoslive identity server. Will be helpful if anyone can give me a link to follow or can guide me with the steps.
I am relatively new to the identity and access domain and for one of my project I need to setup WSO2 startoslive as identity provider and salesforce as service provider and have to fit in SAML in this process.
Thanks
Indranil
These links should be helpful to implement your use case:
WSO2 SAML Single Sign-On with Google Apps Tutorial
http://wso2.com/library/articles/integrate-google-apps-wso2-cloud-identity/
WSO2 Identity Server Single Sign-On Documentation
http://docs.wso2.org/display/IS450/Managing+Single+Sign-On
Salesforce SAML Single Sign-On Reference
https://help.salesforce.com/apex/HTViewHelpDoc?id=sso_saml.htm&language=en
I have a requirement for cross domain sso. So, i chose OpenAM with SAML. I have two applications hosted in different servers and host for which i need to implement SSO.
Now i read about OpenAM with SAML but could get the core idea about the setup. LDAP is used as user data store.
Now i have something in mind and want to verify if it meets my requirement.
Since i have two applications(AppA and AppB) in need of SSO implementation. I need two OpenAM configured as service provider? and should be deployed in different tomcat containers? Should the each service providers be deployed in AppA and AppB?
I need another separate tomcat container for identity provider OpenAM?
The sp should be registered to idp and idp should be registered to sp within same Circle of trust?
Do i have to do anything else? Again do i have to configure separate LDAP for each idp and sp ? Anyway, what can be the ideal setup in my case?
You need one IdP, your apps have to implement the SP. If your apps are Java based you could leverage OpenAM's Fedlet or use Spring Security SAML extension (works like a charm).
There's also a PHP SAML SP and even an Apache http server SAML module ...
Or you could use OpenIG as a reverse-proxy (but it's a java web app) which also implements a SAML SP.
-Bernhard
One more possible solution in which you can use OpenAM out of the box is by using OpenAM identity federation:
Use the standard OpenAM Identity federation setup (with IDP and SP) as explained in this post: http://fczaja.blogspot.com/2012/06/idp-initiated-sso-and-identity.html
You will need to have an IDP for AppA and SP for AppB or vice versa. IDP will be connected to your user store.
On SP side create a dummy user store using something like OpenDS.
Import all the users from IDP to SP (using a scheduled daily batch job)
Implement auto federation based on one or more of the user attributes.
Use OpenAM authorization features on SP side to give access to SP side App