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#In the LDAP tab, click Edit LDAP, set Enabled to No, then click Save. | #In the LDAP tab, click Edit LDAP, set Enabled to No, then click Save. | ||
#In the SAML tab, click Edit SAML, then: | #In the SAML tab, click Edit SAML, then: | ||
| − | ##Paste in the metadata URL from | + | ##Paste in the metadata URL from Cloudwork(This is found under Cloudwork Dashboard>Single Sign On>Identity Provider>Entity ID). |
##Click Fetch IDP Metadata XML. | ##Click Fetch IDP Metadata XML. | ||
##You’ll see a few prompts about overwriting metadata and generating certificates. Click OK on all of them. | ##You’ll see a few prompts about overwriting metadata and generating certificates. Click OK on all of them. | ||
Revision as of 01:55, 9 December 2020
TASS setup
To set up SAML
- Log in to TASS.web and go to System Admin > Users > LDAP/SAML Maintenance.
- Click View next to the product/portal you wish to modify.
- In the Users tab, check that your mappings between TASS users/entities and users in Cloudwork are correct.
- In the LDAP tab, click Edit LDAP, set Enabled to No, then click Save.
- In the SAML tab, click Edit SAML, then:
- Paste in the metadata URL from Cloudwork(This is found under Cloudwork Dashboard>Single Sign On>Identity Provider>Entity ID).
- Click Fetch IDP Metadata XML.
- You’ll see a few prompts about overwriting metadata and generating certificates. Click OK on all of them.
- Set Enabled to Yes.
- Click Save.
- Click Download SP Metadata XML and store the downloaded metadata which you’ll need for the next step.
- Go to your identity provider and complete the configuration required. You’ll need to upload the previously generated metadata as it will contain configuration that is required.
