Oracle
This documentation will detail how to connect your Oracle Cloud environment to Keeper Security Connection Manager for the purpose of Single Sign-On.
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This documentation will detail how to connect your Oracle Cloud environment to Keeper Security Connection Manager for the purpose of Single Sign-On.
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Go to your Oracle Admin Console and navigate to the Identity Domains Overview page, then select Applications as depicted above.
Click on Add Application.
Select SAML as the application type.
Apply the appropriate settings to the Application Information as needed for your security posture. Click on Edit SSO Configuration. Download the Metadata and rename the file to metadata.xml. Set the Entity ID to the URL of your Connection Manager server. For example: https://kcm.somedomain.com. For the Assertion Consumer URL, add /api/ext/saml/callback to the end of the domain URL. For example: https://kcm.somedomain.com/api/ext/saml/callback. Next, set the Name ID Format to Email Address and the Name ID Value to Primary Email. Leave the Signed SSO setting as Assertion. Uncheck the box to Include Signing Certificate in Signature, and leave the Signature Hashing Algorithm as SHA-256.
Assign attributes for email as listed above mapped to the value User Name. Add another attribute for groups with the settings of Type Value Group Membership and a Condition of All groups.
Assign users and groups as appropriate to your SAML application. You'll need to assign at least one user for testing purposes.
Connection Manager Server Configuration
Upload the metadata.xml file to your KCM server and move it into the directory /etc/kcm-setup.
Run the reconfigure command after production hours on your Connection Manager server.
Say Y to the option when presented to setup SAML support.
Select 1 for Local Metadata file. Then input the path of your metadata file as /etc/kcm-setup/metadata.xml and press enter. Answer N to Does your SAML IDP require signed requests? Input your SAML entity ID as the URL of your Connection Manager instance. For example: https://kcm.somedomain.com. Then enter groups as the SAML group attribute.
Choose which setting best applies to your security posture with regard to the default authentication method. If you want Just-In-Time provisioning of users, then answer Y to Would you like user accounts to be automatically created for each successful login?
Click the SAML link to authenticate to the main sign on page.
Your user email address should display in the top right corner after authenticating.
