I'm trying to setup SAML to SSO into BambooHR, I'm using Auth0 as my IDP. BambooHR requests a SSO Login URL and x.509 Cert from my IDP (which I can easily provide), but I can't find where BambooHR provides the Audience URI and/or callback URI to enter into Auth0.
Does anyone know where I can find this information?
Thanks!
For future reference you can use the following for BambooHR's Callback URL and Audience:
https://{YOUR DOMAIN}.bamboohr.com/saml/consume.php
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we currently run our IdP on Firebase auth. One of our partner (service provider) only supports SAML 2.0. They want us to send in a request with a payload to a URL with User's email address.
I do not have much experience SAML 2.0, what you guys think the best approach for this would be?
Sorry for a vague question.
Thanks,
Sam
Firstly, You will have to configure your SP and IDP by exchanging the metadata(via a URL or XML file or manually). From the question, it seems that you are looking for IDP initiated SSO. After a user successfully authenticates with the IDP, the IDP sends a response(XML payload) which contains the user identifier typically a username or email. The SP will read the payload and after verifying the data it will create the user session in your SP.
The SAML response looks something like this.
I've asked this question on Auth0 community but wanted to ask in here also... https://community.auth0.com/t/how-can-i-add-auth0-as-idp-into-adfs/16868
I want to use Auth0 as an IdP for my application. So here is the flow:
Web Application --> ADFS --> Auth0 --> Social
I’ve red this link and did whatever it says; in order to add Auth0 as a Claims Provider into ADFS I’ve used the SAML Metadata URL. As a result I can now select Auth0 as IdP (or CP in ADFS terms) on ADFS login page and it redirects user to log in on Auth0. And client can authenticate on Auth0 with no doubt. But, when ADFS receives the HTTP POST SAML response from Auth0 it throws an error “MSIS0050: SAML Response does not match SAML request.”. And thus, client cannot login to web app.
Here are the details of the exception:
Encountered error during federation passive request.
Additional Data
Protocol Name:
Saml
Relying Party:
Exception details:
Microsoft.IdentityServer.Web.UnsupportedSamlResponseException: MSIS0050: SAML Response does not match SAML request. Request ID: id-2252c816-02de-423c-b518-703cbfd26055, response InResponseTo:
at Microsoft.IdentityServer.Web.Protocols.Saml.SamlProtocolHandler.GetSecurityTokenFromSignInResponse(ProtocolContext context)
at Microsoft.IdentityServer.Web.PassiveProtocolListener.ProcessProtocolRequest(ProtocolContext protocolContext, PassiveProtocolHandler protocolHandler)
at Microsoft.IdentityServer.Web.PassiveProtocolListener.OnGetContext(WrappedHttpListenerContext context)
So, What can be the problem here? Can you please help me on this?
My fault. For ADFS integration, on Auth0, selection of SAML2 integration medium was a bad idea. I just selected ADFS and it's working now. Thank you.
We are a SaaS Service Provider with a SAML implementation. However, during the implementation with Okta, I got the impression that,
The Okta-to-SP leg is totally SAML standard Assertion Response. Period. No questions.
However the SP-to-Okta leg is not SAML standard AuthnRequest. It’s a proprietary HTTP Get request to the okta embed link like:
https://dev-xxxxx.oktapreview.com/home/xxxdevxxx_xxx/xxxx/xxx
Is this observation accurate? Is there anyway that I can make the SP-to-Okta leg SAML’s AuthnRequest? I assume no.
Okta supports SP-initiated SSO.
You send a SAML authn request to its .../sso/saml endpoint.
The SSO service URL is available in the SAML metadata which you can downloaded from the Okta console.
As of now the UI to get that piece of information for okta administrators is a little bit tricky:
Admin > Applications > XXX > Sign On > Settings > View Setup Instructions.
There you can find the IdP URL, issuer, and cert. The meta data profile is available for downloading as well.
I am need an advice how to configure the single logout service url for SSOCIRCLE idp.
I have found the page which helped me with configurung SSO url:
https://www.ssocircle.com/en/idp-tips-tricks/ssocircle-how-to/ point 5.
For example, here is my sso:
https://idp.ssocircle.com/sso/idpssoinit?metaAlias=%2Fpublicidp&spEntityID=acc/test.com/testidp
How should I configure slo url?
Also here is some docs: https://www.ssocircle.com/en/idp-tips-tricks/public-idp-configuration/ but I cant understand what should be in url instead of: 'IDPSloPost' value.
Could anyone please suggest the solution ?
You can either trigger the single logout process from your SP sending a LogoutRequest to the endpoint as listed in http://https://www.ssocircle.com/en/idp-tips-tricks/public-idp-configuration/ (use the correct endpoint matching the binding your SP uses).
Or you can start the logout process from the IDP using the URL
https://idp.ssocircle.com/sso/IDPSloInit?metaAlias=%2Fpublicidp
Please keep in mind that SLO is much harder to achieve than SSO. All SPs must support the flow correctly otherwise the flow of redirects easily break in front channel bindings.
Unfortuantely the built in AEM SAML Utility does not support the HTTP Redirect binding (only post binding). I have to perform SAML authentication to an external IDP which has HTTP redirect for both single sign on and single logout. Because of the AEM limitation I would like to configure ADFS to handle authentication with this external IDP and somehow get AEM to talk to that ADFS (either a federation service, or maybe an RP or claims provider). Does anybody know how this could potentially be achieved? I am assuming I could leverage the SAML utility or the SSO utility/modules in AEM (sling) to connect to ADFS somehow who will be responsbile to relay or proxy the IDP response to AEM. thanks
Using OOTB SAML Authentication Handler there is an option IDP HTTP Redirect, I was able to configure SAML authentication with a redirect to ADFS and then after giving credentials, IDP was redirecting back to AEM with SAML2 response containing all the data, however, that was handled by POST Binding.
EDIT:, OK, I have just noticed that IDP HTTP Redirect option is not present in linked official documentation however on the video in this tutorial you can see it available on AEM 6.1... I do not recollect now if the POST binding is used at the end so that please check first if that might work with this option as I have used that before.
If you would need other solution, the fastest option I see is checking the default implementation of SAML Authentication Handler by decompiling (it can be done following these steps, by at the same time I am only suggesting, not recommending that!) and base on it implementing custom handler adapted to your needs.