Configuring MSAD – SSO authentication

Single sign-on (SSO) allows a user to authenticate then request secured resources from members of the SSO system without subsequent re-authentication. You can use a Microsoft Active Directory (MSAD) server on the network to authenticate users. After a user is authenticated, the system creates a user record in the system database, along with a copy of the user's MSAD group associations.

You configure MSAD – SSO authentication similarly to MSAD authentication.

To configure MSAD – SSO authentication

1. Click the System tab.
2. From the left menu, select Settings.
3. After the list of settings, click Login Config.
4. From the pop-up menu, select Microsoft Active Directory – SSO.
5. Click Set and Configure.
6. Enter appropriate information for each of the MSAD settings.
7. Enter a valid user's MSAD user credentials.
8. Click Apply and Test.
   The results of the configuration are presented in the Status section. Use this section to debug configuration issues.