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Testing Single Sign-On (SSO) with Upgrade, Clone or Test site
- Azure AD B2C achieves SAML interoperability in one of two ways: By acting as an identity provider (IdP) and achieving single-sign-on (SSO) with SAML-based service providers (your applications) By acting as a service provider (SP) and interacting with SAML-based identity providers like Salesforce and ADFS.
- Azure AD, Azure B2C, Office 365, Microsoft 365 Login uses SAML Single Sign On to allows users residing at Microsoft Azure to login into your WordPress site securely using their Azure AD, Azure B2C, O365, Microsoft 365 accounts.
- My configuration for Session behavior is Single sign-on configuration at the level of 'Tenant'. When I log in to the first app I get the claim Groups correctly (I followed the example for role-Based Access Control to add the custom claim).
How can I configure my Single Sign-On (SSO) functionality to re-direct back to the correct test site I am trying to login from?
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Environment:
Oracle B2C Service console when accessing a non-Production region.
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Upon creation of a Test site, Upgrade site or a Clone site, you may encounter problems with your Single Sign-On (SSO) functionality when you attempt to login to the console. You may be re-directed to your Production site after your SSO login. In order to get around this and allow you to be re-directed back to the actual site you are testing, you may need to do one of the following:
- Customer Portal
- Check if configuration setting PTA_ENABLED is turned on. If it is enabled and configuration setting PTA_EXTERNAL_LOGIN_URL is populated, disable PTA_ENABLED as this will prevent the redirect back to the identity provider from occurring.
- Update configuration setting PTA_EXTERNAL_LOGIN_URL with the correct value pertaining to the test site if PTA_ENABLED must stay turned on.
- Verify no custom code is causing the incorrect redirect(e.g hardcoded redirect snippets in template files).
- Agent Console
- Service Provider Initiated SSO
- Open navigation component 'Single Sign On Configurations' and update the setup of SSO or turn it off all together by clicking the 'Active' checkbox. The profile associated to the affected agent(s) will need to have permission 'SSO Login (SAML 2.0)' unchecked as well.
- Identity Provider Initiated SSO
- Update identity provider with the test/upgrade/clone site assertion consumer url.
- Service Provider Initiated SSO
Azure B2c Single Sign-on Configuration
Note: If an existing SSO connection exists and the site VHOST(name) is modified, the IdP(Identity Provider) needs to accommodate the change to the ACS(Assertion Consumer Service URL) to ensure continuity of the SSO service for the test/upgrade/clone site.
For more information regarding enabling/disabling Single Sign-On, refer to the documentation for your version in Documentation for Oracle RightNow CX Products.
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