One of the SAML identity providers (IdP) you can use is OneLogin.
Before setting up your OneLogin integration, please read over our Understanding SAML/SSO article to learn basic concepts and useful tips.
In order to get started with the setup of SSO with OneLogin, you will need:
- OneLogin account with admin permissions.
- Admin or super-admin user role within Hudu.
- All users are provisioned in OneLogin with the same exact email address. We don't create new user accounts with SSO.
- Ensure that the users have already been created in Hudu before starting this process.
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How to Enable SSO
- Login to Hudu and click the Admin tab on the top toolbar.
- Click General.
- Click Configure Single Sign-On.
- Enter SAML details. See the relevant section below on how to fill this information out.
- Click Enable Single Sign-On.
- Hit Update SAML Details and SAML should now be activated.
Configuring OneLogin
- In OneLogin, as an administrator:
- Navigate to Applications >> Applications in the header.
- Click Add App:
- Search for the SAML test and click the SAML Custom Connector (Advanced)
- Give it a name (and - optionally - icons and a description). Hit the Save button.
- Now, navigate to the Configuration tab, and set the following values for each field (we use docs.mywebsite.com as the example, but it would be the subdomain and Hudu URL you are using):
- Audience (EntityID) - e.g. https://docs.mywebsite.com
- Recipient - e.g. https://docs.mywebsite.com/saml/consume
- ACS (Consumer) URL Validator - e.g. https://docs.mywebsite.com/saml/consume
- ACS (Consumer) URL - e.g. https://docs.mywebsite.com/saml/consume
- Single Logout URL - e.g. https://docs.mywebsite.com
- Login URL - e.g. https://docs.mywebsite.com
- All other values will stay as default.
- Now, navigate to the SSO tab:
- Set the SAML Signature Algorithm to SHA-256
- Save the App.
Configuring Hudu
- In Hudu, with a user role of Admin or Super Admin:
- Navigate to your Hudu admin area >> General >> SAML/SSO Configure.
- Provide Identity Provider (IdP) information:
- SAML Issuer URL: This is what OneLogin calls their "Issuer URL." Copy this exactly into Hudu.
- SAML Login URL: This is what OneLogin calls their "SAML 2.0 Endpoint (HTTP)." Copy this exactly into Hudu.
- SAML Logout URL: This is what OneLogin calls their "SLO Endpoint (HTTP)." Copy this exactly into Hudu.
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SAML Fingerprint:
- To ensure that you are obtaining the correct fingerprint (thumbprint) for your algorithm:
- Copy the certificate.
- Paste the certificate into a tool such as https://developers.onelogin.com/saml/online-tools/x509-certs/calculate-fingerprint
- Choose either SHA-1 or SHA-256 as the algorithm.
- If choosing SHA-256, you will also need to ensure that the 'Use SHA-256' option is checked (in the Hudu SAML setup area).
- Copy either the non-formatted or formatted fingerprints provided and paste into Hudu SAML Fingerprint.
- To ensure that you are obtaining the correct fingerprint (thumbprint) for your algorithm:
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SAML Certificate: This is provided by OneLogin, and should be the same certificate used to configure the fingerprint; copy this exactly.
- -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE----- and -----END CERTIFICATE----- should be included.
- Copy the X.509 Certificate field and paste it into the SAML Certificate field. Make sure there is no extra space trailing at the end!
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SAML ARN: This signifies the Authentication Context that Hudu will provide to the IdP. AuthnContext is the method by which a user tries to log in (i.e. via password, passwordless, etc.).
- If you specify Do not pass RequestedAuthnContext in your request, the URN is used by the IdP to say "I don't want to tell you how I identified the user".
- Requested Authentication Context may be required for your IdP, but it is typically optional.
- If you have users that use Passwordless login to your IdP; do not pass RequestedAuthnContext must be selected.
- If you specify Password in your request, the IDP knows it has to authenticate the user through login/password.
- If you specify PasswordProtectedTransport in your request, the IDP knows it has to authenticate the user through login/password, protected by SSL/TLS.
- If you specify Do not pass RequestedAuthnContext in your request, the URN is used by the IdP to say "I don't want to tell you how I identified the user".
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SAML ARN: This signifies the Authentication Context that Hudu will provide to the IdP. AuthnContext is the method by which a user tries to log in (i.e. via password, passwordless, etc.).
- Click Enable Single Sign-On.
- Hit Update SAML Details and SAML should now be activated.
Testing SAML
Open an incognito window and try and access Hudu. You should be redirected to the login page, where you will see a "Use Single Sign On (SSO)" button. If you are able to successfully login via this button, your SAML is working!
Disable Password Access for non-Admins
You have the option to disable password logins for non-administrators (users that are not super admins or admins). By clicking "Disable Password Access for non-Admins"; all users below admin will have to exclusively use single sign-on to access your Hudu environment.
Admins will be able to access via an admin sign-in page. This will prevent you from being locked out of your account when your Identity Provider is unavailable.