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User Management - SSO Page

The SSO Page allows administrators to configure Single Sign-On (SSO) using SAML.

Additional password configuration options are on the Password & Security page.

Identity Provider Configuration

Netography Fusion supports single sign-on (SSO) to any SAML 2.0 identity provider.

There are many identity providers on the market, and nearly all of them differ in how they configure SAML SSO integrations. Some example walkthroughs are available below, but consult your identity provider documentation for the most up-to-date information.

Identity ProviderConfiguration Docs
Auth0Configuring SSO with Auth0
GSuite (Google Workspace)Configuring SSO with GSuite
OktaConfiguring SSO with Okta
PingOneConfiguring SSO with PingOne

Prerequisites

The following conditions must be met to successfully configure SSO with Netography:

  • Identity Provider Metadata FileYou must have an existing identity provider service that supports SAML 2.0 and provides an Identity Provider Metadata File. This file is required to be uploaded to Netography as part of the SSO/SAML integration.
  • Netography Administrator accountWhen your original Netography account was created, an initial administrator user was also created. You may have also created additional users in this account. You are required to maintain at least 1 admin level user in the Netography account, which can be used as a fail-safe in case the SSO integration fails. This administrator access is required to configure/edit the SSO settings.  The login for these users will remain the default Netography login page, whereas once SSO is configured, you will receive a custom login URL for your SSO-based users.

Disable Multi-Factor Authentication if enabling SSO.

See: Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA/2FA).

Page Settings

Single Sign-On (SSO)

  • SAML Single Sign-On
    • Description: Enables users to authenticate using the same identity provider (SAML) for internal and external services.
    • Status: ENABLED when SSO is active.
    • Behavior: Simplifies login for users by utilizing a centralized authentication service.

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