Configuring single sign-on - PingFederate

Zscaler Internet Access Provisioner
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  • Zscaler Internet Access Provisioner
  • User and group management
  • Setup
  • Upgrading an existing deployment
  • Deploying the integration files
  • Enabling provisioning and single sign-on in PingFederate
  • Getting SAML details from Zscaler
  • Configuring provisioning
  • Getting a base URL and bearer token from Zscaler
  • Creating a provisioning connection
  • Provisioning options reference
  • Supported attributes reference
  • Configuring single sign-on
  • Creating a single sign-on connection
  • Registering PingFederate as an identity provider in Zscaler
  • Release notes
  • Changelog
  • Known issues and limitations
  • Download manifest
Page created: 5 Feb 2020 |
Page updated: 8 Feb 2022
| 1 min read

Product PingFederate Integration Zscaler Internet Access Zscaler Language English Integration Content Type Product documentation Audience Administrator

To allow PingFederate to act as an identity provider (IdP) for Zscaler Internet Access, configure single sign-on (SSO), exchange signing certificates, and create a connection.

Note:

SSO is an optional part of this integration. If you only want user provisioning, skip these steps.

  1. Complete the steps in Creating a single sign-on connection.
  2. Ensure that your traffic is being forwarded to Zscaler Internet Access.

    For help, see Choosing Traffic Forwarding Methods in the Zscaler Internet Access documentation.

  3. Complete the steps in Registering PingFederate as an identity provider in Zscaler.
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