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Configure Auth0 as SAML or OAuth IDP for SSO

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miniOrange Identity Broker service solution enables cross protocol authentication. You can configure Auth0 as an IDP for Single Sign-On (SSO) into your applications/websites. Here, Auth0 will act as an Identity Provider (IDP) and miniOrange will act as a broker.

We offer a pre-built solution for integrating with Auth0, making it easier and quick to implement. Our team can also help you set up Auth0 as SAML or OIDC IDP to login into your applications.

Follow the Step-by-Step Guide given below for Single Sign-On (SSO) for Apps using Auth0

1. Configure miniOrange as SP in Auth0

Mentioned below are steps to configure Auth0 as IDP via SAML and OAuth configuration. Follow the steps accordingly based on your requirement (SAML or OAuth).

• SAML
• OAuth

• Go to miniOrange Admin console.
• Navigate to Identity Providers in the left navigation menu. Then, click on Add Identity Provider button.



• Now click on the Click here link to get miniOrange metadata as shown in Screen below.



• For SP - Initiated SSO section Select Show Metadata Details.



• Click on Download Metadata.



• Now log into Auth0 SSO Application Dashboard.
• Click on Applications → Applications.



• Click on Create Application.



• A new window will pop-up. Enter a name for the application and select Regular Web Applications. Click on Create button.



• Select the Addons → enable SAML2 WEB APP option. It will open up a configuration window.



• In Settings enter the Application Callback URL, Audience, Recipient and other settings using SP entity ID and ACS URL copied from the miniOrange console.



• Scroll down and click on Enable.



• Click on Save.
• Go to the Usage tab and click on the Identity Provider Metadata download link. It will download the metadata XML file which we will require in Step 2.

Follow the steps to configure Auth0 as IdP by OAuth configuration.

• Log into Auth0 Admin console.
• Click on Applications → Applications.



• Click on Create Application.



• A new window will pop-up. Enter a name for the application and select Regular Web Applications. Click on Create button.



• Click on Settings tab.
• Scroll down to Applications URIs section and enter Allowed Callback URLs as https://login.xecurify.com/moas/broker/login/oauth/callback/278224.



• Click on Save Changes button.
• In Basic Information section copy the "Client ID" and "Client Secret" you will need this info while configuring miniOrange with Auth0.

2. Configure Auth0 as IDP in miniOrange

• SAML
• OAuth

• Go to miniOrange Admin Console.
• From the left navigation bar select Identity Providers.
• Click on Add Identity Provider button.



• Select SAML. Click on Import IDP Metadata.



• Choose an appropriate IDP name. Enter the URL which you have saved in the previous step from Auth0.
• Click on Import.



• As shown in the below screen the IDP Entity ID, SAML SSO Login URL and x.509 Certificate will be filled from the Metadata url we just imported.



• Click Save

Test Connection

• Go to Identity Providers tab.
• Click on Select >> Test Connection option against the Identity Provider (IDP) you configured.





• On entering valid Auth0 credentials you will see a pop-up window which is shown in the below screen.



• Hence your configuration of Auth0 as IDP in miniOrange is successfully completed.

Follow the steps to configure Auth0 as IdP by OAuth configuration.

• Go to miniOrange Admin Console.
• From the left navigation bar select Identity Providers → Add Identity Provider.



• Select OAuth 2.0.



• Enter the following values.

IDP Name	Custom Provider
IDP Display Name	Choose appropriate Name
OAuth Authorize Endpoint	https://{your-base-url}/as/authorization.oauth2
OAuth Access Token Endpoint	https://{your-base-url}/as/token.oauth2
OAuth Get User Info Endpoint (optional)	https://{your-base-url}/idp/userinfo.oauth2
Client ID	From step 1
Client secret	From step 1
Scope	auto

• Click on Save.

3. Test Connection

• Login to miniOrange Admin Console.
• Go to Apps >> Add Application.

• SAML Application
• OAuth Application
• JWT Application

• Click on Create App under SAML.



• Search for your Application. In case you do not find your app, search for Custom SAML App.





• Get the ACS URL and SP Entity ID from your application.
• Enter the following values OR click on Import SP Metadata:

Service Provider Name	Choose appropriate name according to your choice
SP Entity ID or Issuer	Your Application Entity ID
ACS URL X.509 Certificate (optional)	Your Application Assertion Consumer Service URL
NameID format	Select urn:oasis:names:tc:SAML:1.1:nameid-format:emailAddress
Response Signed	Unchecked
Assertion Signed	Checked
Encrypted Assertion	Unchecked
Group policy	Default
Login Method	Password

• Click on Save to configure your application.
• Now to get the IDP metadata of the app configured, Go to apps >> your_app >> select >> metadata tab.



• Click on the Show Metadata details in the Information required to Authenticate via External IDPs section. Download the metadata XML file by clicking on Download Metadata button or copy the Metadata URL link.



• You need to Upload this metadata in your application.

• Click on Create App under OAuth/OIDC. Click on Open ID Connect App .



• You can add any OAuth Client app here to enable miniOrange as OAuth Server. Few popular OAuth client apps for single sign-on are Salesforce, WordPress, Joomla, Atlassian, etc.





• Enter following Values:

Client Name	Add appropriate Name
Redirect URL	Get the Redirect-URL from your OAuth Client
Description	Add if required
Group Name	Default
Policy Name	As per your Choice
Login Method	Password

• Click on Save
• Now to provide the required data to OAuth client go to the app configured i.e apps >> your_app >> select >> edit.






Note: Choose the Authorization Endpoint according to the identity source you configure.

• When you want to use you want to use miniOrange as OAuth identity server use this endpoint: https://{mycompany.domainname.com}/moas/idp/openidsso
• If you are configuring any Identity Provider in Identity Providers Menu and not using miniOrange as IDP use this endpoint: https://{mycompany.domainname.com}/broker/login/oauth{customerid}

• Click on Create App under JWT.



• Select JWT App.



• Configure the name for your application and configure Redirect-URL which tells where to send JWT response. Redirect-URL should be an endpoint on your application where you want to achieve SSO.




In case you are setting up SSO with Mobile Applications where you can't create an endpoint for Redirect or Callback URL, use below URL.

https://login.xecurify.com/moas/jwt/mobile


• Click Save
• To get the SSO link for your application, Go to Apps >> your_app >> select >> Edit.



• Then, copy the Single Sign On Url and verify SSO setup by browsing that url.



• On successful authentication, you will be redirected to configured Redirect or Callback URL with JWT token
• You will need to download a certificate from App > Manage Apps, and click Certificate link against your configured application. This certificate will be used for signature validation of JWT response.

Configure Attribute Mapping

• Go to Identity Providers >> View Identity Providers >> Your configured Auth0 as IdP.
• Now click on Select and then Configure Attribute Mapping of your application.



• Under Attribute Type - EXTERNAL for the external attributes that need to be transformed and sent to applications or service providers.
• Click on the + Add Attribute button to add the attribute fields.



• Check attributes in test connection window from last step. Enter the attribute names (any name) that you want to send to your application under Attribute Name sent to SP.
• Enter the value of attributes that are coming from IdP into the Attribute Name from IdP field on the Xecurify side.

Setup Multiple IDPs (Optional)

• You can configure multiple IDPs (Identity Providers) and give users the option to select the IDP of their choice to authenticate with.
  For Example - It could be multiple AD domains belonging to different departments or multiple okta organizations.

Few usecases where customers configure multiple IDPs -


• Suppose you have a product which many of your clients use and each client has their own unique IDP so you want them to SSO into your product as well using their existing IDP only. miniOrange provides a centralized way to connect with all IDPs in a very easy manner and integrate SSO into your application.
• Suppose you are providing a course to many universities, each having a unique SAML, OAuth protocol supported IDP's like Shibboleth, ADFS, CAS, etc. You can provide Single Sign-On (SSO) into your course application to all these universities by integrating with all of them using a single platform provided by miniOrange.
• This is the endpoint to call from your SAML application -

For Cloud IDP -	https://login.xecurify.com/moas/discovery?customerId=<customer_id>
For On-Premise IDP -	https://yourdomain.com/discovery?customerId=<customer_id>



• You should copy the Customer Key from admin console-> Settings -> and replace it with <customer_id> here. Once configured in SP, when you initiate the login from Service Provider, a user will be redirected to IDP Selection Page listing all IDPs configured for that account.

You can see the screenshot below of the IDP Selection Page with a list of IDPs.




Note: To view the IDP in drop-down list, go to Identity Providers tab > against your configured IDP > Select >Edit , here Enable the Show IdP to Users option.




• You also have the option to modify the appearance and design of this page. Login to miniOrange Admin console. Navigate to Customization -> Branding Configuration. See the below screenshot for reference-




• You can customize the title of this page.
• Change the logo and favicon for this page.
• Change the background and button color for this page from admin UI.

Troubleshooting

You receive these error message when you try to SSO in to an application that has been set up to use as External IdP using OAuth based Single Sign-On (SSO).

Additional References

• What is Identity Brokering?
• Learn more about SSO