Account owners can simply enter their OAuth 2.0 credentials from an IdP in the SINGLE SIGN-ON section of the SETTINGS page of their DNSFilter account. Once the values have been entered correctly, SSO can be turned on.
Account owners can simply enter their OAuth 2.0 credentials from an IdP in the SINGLE SIGN-ON section of the SETTINGS page of their DNSFilter account. Once the values have been entered correctly, SSO can be turned on.
Single sign-on (SSO) is an identification system that authenticates and enables users to securely access many different applications and services using just one set of credentials. This identity is provided by third-party identity providers like Okta, OneLogin, or Azure AD.
Active Directory and single sign-on (SSO) are different. Active directory is an on-prem directory service or cloud-based using Azure AD. SSO a cloud-based, web app identity extension point solution. SSO is an identification/authentication service while Active Directory is a full-fledged users and resources management technology
SSO can be configured through the DNSFilter dashboard. Account owners can simply enter their OAuth 2.0 credentials from an IdP in the Single Sign-On section of the Settings page of their DNSFilter account. Once the values have been entered correctly, SSO can be turned on.
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