Setting up SSO for PingCentral - PingCentral - 1.7

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  • Release Notes
  • PingCentral 1.7
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  • PingCentral 1.5
  • PingCentral 1.4
  • PingCentral 1.3
  • PingCentral 1.2
  • PingCentral 1.0
  • PingCentral 1.0 known issues and limitations
  • PingCentral for IAM Administrators
  • Introduction to PingCentral
  • System requirements and supported configurations
  • OIDC connection orchestration
  • SAML connection orchestration
  • PingCentral licensing
  • Using Docker to deploy PingCentral
  • Install and configure PingCentral
  • Installing PingCentral on Microsoft Windows
  • Installing PingCentral on Linux systems
  • Creating and configuring trust
  • Configuring PingCentral to run as a Linux systemv service
  • Removing the PingCentral systemd service
  • Configuring PingCentral to run as a Linux systemd service
  • Removing the PingCentral systemv service
  • Configuring PingCentral to run as a Windows service
  • Removing the PingCentral Windows service
  • Setting up MySQL
  • Upgrade PingCentral
  • Upgrading to PingCentral 1.7
  • Configuring logging
  • Monitoring PingCentral
  • Setting up Prometheus
  • Setting up Graphite
  • Setting up Grafana
  • Accessing Prometheus and Grafana
  • Replacing the Admin Console SSL Certificate
  • Environment management
  • Adding environments
  • Configuring PingFederate as a PingAccess token provider
  • Updating environments
  • Deleting environments
  • User management
  • Setting up SSO for PingCentral
  • Auto-provisioning users
  • Configuring SSO for PingCentral
  • Enabling SSO for PingCentral
  • Configuring OIDC for PingCentral
  • Defining the OAuth client for PingCentral
  • Configuring PingCentral role mapping
  • Configuring resource server functionality
  • Configuring the OpenID provider
  • Configuring the OAuth client for PingCentral
  • Configuring the OIDC policy for PingCentral
  • Configuring the Access Token Manager for PingCentral
  • Managing users through PingCentral
  • Managing user groups
  • Adding user groups
  • Updating user groups
  • Deleting user groups
  • Application management
  • Filtering applications
  • Adding applications to PingCentral
  • Updating applications
  • Deleting applications
  • Template management
  • Creating OAuth and OIDC application templates
  • Creating SAML SP application templates
  • Creating PingAccess application templates
  • Promotion processes
  • PingCentral for Application Owners
  • Introduction to PingCentral
  • Accessing PingCentral
  • Managing applications
  • Viewing application information
  • Adding applications
  • Selecting a template
  • Using OAuth and OIDC templates
  • Using SAML templates
  • Using PingAccess templates
  • Information needed to add PingAccess applications
  • Updating applications
  • Promote applications
  • Promoting OAuth and OIDC applications
  • Promoting SAML applications
  • Using metadata to promote SAML applications
  • Promoting PingAccess applications
  • Information needed to promote PingAccess applications
  • Reverting applications to previously promoted versions
Page created: 3 Feb 2021 |
Page updated: 17 Jun 2021
| 1 min read

Product PingCentral 17 Developer Audience Administrator Single Sign-on (SSO) Capability 1.7

The single sign-on (SSO) method is significantly more secure than the password authentication method.

You must configure several components for SSO to work. See the following:

Note:

At this time, OpenID Connect (OIDC) is used for SSO.

  • Auto-provisioning users
  • Configuring SSO
  • Configuring resource server functionality
  • Configuring the OIDC provider
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