Guide - Single Sign-on Setup Guide

MICROSOFT ENTRA (FORMERLY AZURE AD) CONFIGURATION

 

STEP ONE

Select Enterprise applications, select New application and then select Create your own application.

 

STEP TWO

Add an appropriate name, e.g. MSite Application. Select to Integrate any other application you don’t find in the gallery (Non-gallery) and click Create.

 

STEP THREE

Select the Single Sign-on tab and then select SAML as the single sign-on method. Then, click the edit button (pencil icon), located in the top right corner and fill in the fields with the following information:

  • Entity ID: Customer/Company Name
  • Reply URL: https://q.msitecloud.com/SamlConsume
  • Relay State (Optional): https://<CustomerName>.msitecloud.com
  • Logout URL (Optional): https://<CustomerName>.msitecloud.com

 

STEP FOUR

Click save and close the Basic SAML Configuration panel, then, click the edit button in the top right corner of the User Attributes & Claims section.

 

STEP FIVE

Select the row that contains the Claim Name of: https://schemas.xmlsoap.org/ws/2005/05/identity/claims/name and change the Source attribute to user.mail. Save that claim and close the panel.

 

STEP SIX

Select the Users and groups tab and add the users/groups following your internal security policies. It is recommended that you begin with adding a test user to begin with before adding all your users that will  be authenticating when logging into MSite.

 

MSITE CONFIGURATION

 

STEP ONE

Log into your MSite instance. Select System, from the menu. Then, select Integrations.

 

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STEP TWO

Select the Azure AD option and then select Add Azure AD.

 

STEP THREE

On the Add Azure AD Integration modal, you will be required to enter the following details:

  • Title – This will be the name of the Azure AD Integration
  • Identifier – This will be the Entity ID you set in the AD configuration (E.g. Customer/Company Name)
  • Domains – These will be the email domains associated and required with Single Sign On
  • Endpoint Address – This will be the URL Endpoint Address of the Active Directory you wish to use

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STEP FOUR

Ensure all the details have been entered correctly and click Save to finish implementing the Azure AD Integration.

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