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Auth0 SSO SAML2
1. Go to SSO Applications
2. Create a new SSO application
3. Go to Auth0 applications and create new Application
4. Activate SAML2 Web App
5. Specify mappings in Settings
1
{
2
"mappings"
:
{
3
"email"
:
"Email"
,
4
"given_name"
:
"FirstName"
,
5
"family_name"
:
"LastName"
6
}
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}
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6. Download metadata
7. Upload metadata and set ACS url in Auth0
8. You are all set
SSO
button should appear automatically on the login and register pages when visiting
Jet Admin
from your
custom domain
.
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Contents
1. Go to SSO Applications
2. Create a new SSO application
3. Go to Auth0 applications and create new Application
4. Activate SAML2 Web App
5. Specify mappings in Settings
6. Download metadata
7. Upload metadata and set ACS url in Auth0
8. You are all set