Enabling Just-In-Time in Global Authentication Mode
To provision Just-In-time on an instance level with Single User Multi Tenant instance enabled or disabled, consider the following steps. Also, ensure Just-In-Time for SAML and Validate User Fields on creation options are enabled while creating a new profile.
Configuring Just-In-Time with Single User Multi Tenant instance enabled
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From the Control Panel of the System Console, configure as represented in the following screenshot. Ensure Just-In-Time, Validate User Fields on creation and Single User Multi Tenant are enabled in the Configuration section.
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Provide the following user field mappings in Attribute Map of the authentication section.
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Configure the IdP configurations (considered OKTA as an example) as represented in the following screenshot.
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Ensure the mapped values of Identity Provider (IdP) to the user fields are correct.
Configuring Just-In-Time with Single User Multi Tenant instance disabled
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From the Control Panel of the System Console, configure as represented in the following screenshot. Ensure Just-In-Time and Validate User Fields on creation is enabled and Single User Multi Tenant option is disabled in the Configuration section.
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Provide the following user field mappings in Attribute Map of the authentication section.
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Configure the IdP configurations (considered OKTA as an example) as represented in the following screenshot.
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Ensure the mapped values of Identity Provider (IdP) to the user fields are correct.
Mandatory Fields
The following attributes are mandatory while configuring Just-In-Time in global authentication mode apart from the basic mandatory field (loginName
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Role ID
custId
Email