How to test SAML SSO with Auth0?
How to test SAML SSO with Auth0?
Go to Dashboard > Authentication > Enterprise and select SAML. Locate the SAML connection you created, and select its Try arrow icon. Because you already logged in while testing this connection above, you should be sent directly to the It works! screen. If you see the login screen, log in using your test user’s credentials.
How to test Auth0 as service provider and identity provider?
You can configure Auth0 as both the service provider (SP) and the identity provider (IdP) to test your Auth0 SAML SP tenant configuration using Auth0 as the IdP so you don’t have to learn and set up another identity provider.
How to test SAML with two Auth0 tenants?
You will test SAML using two Auth0 tenants, where one tenant acts as the SP and the other acts as the IdP. You will configure two federations for one tenant. If you do not already have two Auth0 tenants, you will need to create a second one. If you already have two tenants, you can skip this step.
When do I need to replace my SSO certificate?
However, some customers may need to replace the self-signed certificate due to a security policy, a certificate issue, or the requirements of an identity provider. This article describes how to replace the default SSO certificate with either a new self-signed certificate or a certificate signed by a certificate authority (CA).
How to run remote connectivity analyzer to test SSO authentication?
To run Remote Connectivity Analyzer to test SSO authentication, follow these steps: Open a web browser, and then browse to https://www.testconnectivity.microsoft.com/tests/SingleSignOn/input. Type your user ID and the password, click to select the security acknowledgement check box, type the verification code, and then click Perform Test.
How to diagnose single sign on ( SSO ) issues?
This article describes how to diagnose single sign-on (SSO) logon issues in a Microsoft cloud service such as Office 365, Microsoft Azure, or Microsoft Intune by using Microsoft Remote Connectivity Analyzer. It also contains information about causes of common SSO failures and lists links to resources for how to troubleshoot the issue.
Where do I enter my SSO user ID?
Type your user ID and the password, click to select the security acknowledgement check box, type the verification code, and then click Perform Test. Your user ID is your user principal name (UPN). You must enter the actual credentials that are associated with the SSO implementation that you’re testing.
