Azure
Step 1: Configuring Azure
After logging in to the Azure Portal, click Azure Active Directory.
On the left pane, click Enterprise Applications, then click New Application.
Click Create your own application.
Specify a name for the app and select Integrate any other application you don't find in the gallery.
Click Create.
On the Application Overview page, under Getting Started, click on Set up single sign on.
Click SAML.
Under User Attributes & Claims, replace existing Claims with the following details:
user.lastname – user.surname
user.firstname – user.givenname
user.email – user.localuserprincipalname
name – user.userprincipalname
Unique User Identifier – user.userprincipalname
Under SAML Signing Certificate, click Add a Certificate.
Click New Certificate.
Select your preferred Signing Option and Signing Algorithm.
Specify the Notification Email Address and click Save.
Click on the Thumbprint field to display options for the certificate and select Make certificate active.
Close the SAML Signing Certificate screen to return to the SAML-based Sign-on screen.
Click Download to download the Federation Metadata XML.
Complete the steps for Step 2: SAML Settings in Deep Freeze Cloud.
On the Azure Portal, edit the Basic SAML Configuration:
Fill in the Identifier (Entity ID) using the Deep Freeze Cloud Audience URI.
Fill in the Reply URL (Assertion Consumer Service URL) using the Deep Freeze Cloud Assertion Consumer URL.
Fill in the Sign on URL using the Deep Freeze Cloud Assertion SAML Login URL.
Click Save.
Step 3: Assigning Access to Deep Freeze Cloud Through Azure (IdP-initiated login)
On the left pane, click Users and Groups.
Click Add User.
On the Add Assignment page, click Users to display the list of all users. Select the desired users from the list and click Select.
Click Assign.
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