Integrating Auth0 With Okta SSO SAML response

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 Using Okta to enable single sign-on in auth0. This SSO configuration forces you to utilize auth0 and an Okta credential. For instance: When a company uses Azure Active Directory as their provider, they can access auth0 using their Okta credentials.

Okta SAML Configration:

  1. Sign in to the Okta Developer Console.
  2. Use the Create App Integration to add an application for use with Auth0.

3. Enter App name

4. Enter your SSO URL and Audience URI in SAML Settings.

Single Sign On URL : https://YOUR_DOMAIN/login/callback

Audience URL (SP Entity ID) : urn:auth0:YOUR_TENANT:YOUR_CONNECTION_NAME

5. Click next, next, finish.

6. Now go to Sign on → SAML Signing Certificates → SAML Setup

7. Click view SAML Setup instructions.

8. Copy Identity Provider Single Sign-On URL and download X.509 Certificate.

Configure SAML connection in Auth0

  1. Go to Auth0 Dashboard > Authorization > Enterprise > SAML and click the plus icon to go to the page that allows you to create a new connection.
  2. Provide the appropriate configuration settings for this connection. The only mandatory fields are as follows:

3. Click Save. In the next window, you’ll be provided two options:

If you are a domain administrator, click Continue for additional instructions on SAML identity provider configuration.

If you are not, you can give your domain administrator the provided URL so that they can finish the configuration.

4. If successful you should see the “It Works!” message.

Auth0 with Angular Integration: https://medium.com/@prem__kumar/auth0-with-angular-integration-e5fec997a087

Create Auth0 SPA: https://medium.com/@prem__kumar/auth0-single-page-application-8c01d6f33926

Integrating Auth0 with Azure Active Directory SAML response: https://medium.com/@prem__kumar/integrating-auth0-with-azure-active-directory-saml-response-d5a91fdc8279

Drop your questions in the commands or send an email to k.prem3009@gmail.com for further clarification.

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