Good evening experts,
I am trying to apply authorization with Azure AD roles in my Django web app.
What I have so far:
I created a user in Azure AD (which works with SAML in my Django web app so the authentication works fine) and I assigned a role to it
I have a Django web app which uses djangosaml2 to perform SSO
I added the following attribute mapping:
'http://schemas.microsoft.com/ws/2008/06/identity/claims/role': ('user_permissions')
I cannot see the assigned role in the SAML response. I added the attribute mappping above to the djangosaml2 config so I thought I can instruct Azure AD to add the roles to the SAML response but obviously it doesn't work.
How can I make Azure AD to work with Django (or any other web app framework) to perform the authorization (what I mean is that I'd like to see the assigned roles in the SAML response so the Django user will have this role as permission)?
I'd appreciate any help please!
Thanks!
You must create an App registration and/or give those permissions to your App Registration
Follow this documentation https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/architecture/multitenant-identity/app-roles
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I am using WSO2 API Manager 4.1.0 and I am trying to configure it with a custom OAuth2 authenticator to provide different users to different tenants.
By following this guide, meant for Okta, I was able to make logging in and token claim-to-role mapping work, with some adjustments to the configuration to adapt to the custom IdP. Users can successfully login with the custom IdP, are assigned roles correctly, and can act accordingly in the publisher and developer portals.
However, I cannot figure out if there is any way to assign users to any tenant other than carbon.super.
The custom IdP I am working with uses e-mail addresses as usernames and, when enable_email_domain=true in the configuration file deployment.toml, users are created in APIM with said e-mail as their names, but if that setting is false (or commented), only the part before # is used. I thought this could be used to assign them to other tenants, but even if the e-mail domain is an existing tenant, the user is created in carbon.super.
I've noticed, when logging into carbon as admin, in the Service Providers section, under Local & Outbound Authentication Configuration for apim_devportal and apim_publisher, the Use tenant domain in local subject identifier setting. I am unsure what exactly this option entails, but checking it does not seem to change anything.
This article in the documentation talks about tenants, but does not cover this scenario.
Does anyone know how (if it's even possible) to assign a user to a specific API Manager tenant, instead of carbon.super, upon logging in via custom IdP (not Okta or Identity Server)?
same question here, i use Keycloak as Idp and not found solutions yet for multitenancy schema implementation
I am trying to create a web application. This app is a B2B PAS model.
One of the features of the app is, an organization using GSuite, can onboard our system and then all its users can log in to our software using their org's google ids. However, in the application, one user can assign task to another user in org. So our application should be able to list all users of the org too.
How can both these features be achieved?
I have tried the SAML approach, by creating a custom app from Gsuite admin console. However, can SAML be extended to also list users from the organizations which the SAML app belongs to? (Basically trying to use the Google Cloud Directory API)
What other alternative approaches should I look for if pure SAML doesn't work out?
P.S tech stack I'm using is Nest JS for backend and Angular for frontend
If I am understanding properly you are looking for the way to populate all users/ID from organization to your SAML App. Single sign-on (SSO) allows users to sign in to enterprise cloud applications using their managed Google account credentials, more details here in set up your own custom SAML application. It is also possible to Set up SSO using 3rd party IdPs.
However, Google supports several industry standard protocols like OAuth 2.0, OpenID Connect 1.0 and SAML 2.0 for handling authentication, authorization, and single sign-on. You can take a look at authenticating corporate users in a hybrid environment for more details.
When trying to login via my AWS Cognito's login page via Azure AD with email#live.com credentials, I'm being redirected to https://login.live.com/oauth20_authorize.srf?response_type=code&client_id=51483342-xxx-xxx-xxx-xxxx... and the page is throwing a 404 error.
Steps:
Created an Azure AD Enterprise Non Gallery Application.
Added identifier to enterprise application: urn:amazon:cognito:sp:ap-southeast-1_xxxxx
Added reply url as: https://xxxxx.auth.ap-southeast-1.amazoncognito.com/saml2/idpresponse
Downloaded the SAML Signing Certificate > Federation Metadata XML and uploaded it on Cognito by adding a new SAML identity provider.
Mapped SAML attribute http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/ws/2005/05/identity/claims/emailaddress to Email under Cognito Attribute Mapping.
Enabled the AzureAd identity provider under App Client Settings on Cognito.
Allowed OAuth Flows: Authorization code grant, Implicit grant.
Invited an existing xxx#live.com user to Azure Active Directory and assigned a role to the user in the newly created Enterprise application.
Validated SSO from Enterprise Application > SSO > Validate. It's working as correctly, without any errors.
Problem:
When trying to login via Cognito's login url: https://xxxxx.auth.ap-southeast-1.amazoncognito.com/login?response_type=token&client_id=Cognito-App-Client-ID&redirect_uri=Callback-url-specified-in-cognito-app-client-settings --> AzureAd, I'm being redirected to https://login.microsoftonline.com/... where I enter the added user's email Id: xxx#live.com, after clicking next, instead of a password prompt the page throws a 404 error.
Also tried with inviting another user with email: xxx#mydomain.com, this also results in the same 404 error.
Tried in different browsers: chrome, firefox, safari. All result in the exact same error.
Azure AD SSO SAML2.0 integration doesn't work well with personal accounts.
Integrating with OIDC on the other hand works really well.
Azure AD integration with AWS Cognito.
Can anyone help me out with a guideline to configure a specific Service Provider to a specific Tenant only, i.e. exclude all tenants from accessing the specific Service Provider.
I tried creating Service Provider using the guidelines from:
https://docs.wso2.com/display/IS530/Configuring+a+Service+Provider
by the way I used oauth2 with Implicit flow.
Then I created multiple tenant domains like:
abc.com
xyz.com
I created rob under abc.com tenant and sam under xyz.com.
when I use url(https://localhost:9443/oauth2/authorize?response_type=token&client_id=my_client_id_was_here&redirect_uri=my_redirect_uri_was_here) to login, login page showed up but I was ABLE to login using both rob and sam credentials.
What I want is to do is to restrict users of only one specific domain/tenant to access my service provider.
Thanks in advance
To restrict a service provider to a specific tenant, you have to create that service provider inside that tenant. So to create a SP inside "abc.com". Log into that tenant using a tenant user (rob#abc.com) and create the service provider inside it.
I am new to WSO2 API Manager. I have installed it to proxy my REST endpoints and to do access management via oAuth2.
Great! I managed to get access to my backend REST implementation through the oAuth2 process of API Manager (via API console). Now I want to setup the complete roundtrip starting from a user authentication process where identity is verified with corresponding roles. So...
Next I want to create a single page app and bring an authentication step by either redirect the user to a login page (authentication service) or let the user interact with single app page directly and let the single app page do the login to some authentication service.
Question:
Can I use the Key Manager component of the API Manager to handle user authentication (oAuth2 based) or do I need to install the WSO2 Identity Server to handle the authentication?
I see that WSO2 API Manager can host Users and Roles, a User Store and an endpoint to handle (authz) token requests, but can it also handle a login (authentication) request from my single app?
You can use APIM with OAuth2 Authorization code grant type. See this sample in identity server docs, but use below endpoints of APIM instead of IS endpoints.
https://localhost:8243/authorize
https://localhost:8243/token