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Azure AD Integration |
This document will help you integrate your LambdaTest organization with your Azure AD directory to configure a Single sign-on for your organization. |
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LambdaTest allows you to integrate an external user directory with your LambdaTest Organization through an IDP so your team could leverage the Single Sign-on setup. This document will help you integrate your LambdaTest organization with your Azure AD directory to configure SSO(Single sign-on). After you integrate your Azure AD instance with your LambdaTest for Single Sign-on, you can benefit from the following features:
- Monitor who access to LambdaTest
- Manage your account in Azure Active Directory.
- Sign-in directly to the LambdaTest with Azure AD credentials.
To know more, refer How SSO is implemented in Azure.
To enable LambdaTest SSO through Azure AD integration, you will need:
- Azure AD Subscription. If you haven't subscribed, you can subscribe by creating a free Azure account.
- An Enterprise plan with LambdaTest.
- The Admin of your LambdaTest organization needs to raise a request for enabling SSO. They could drop us an email over support@lambdatest.com or could reach out to us via our <span className="doc__lt" onClick={() => window.openLTChatWidget()}>24/7 in-app chat support.
- The Admin level access to your LambdaTest organization.
- The Admin level access of your organization in Azure AD.
Step 1: To begin, you will need to login with your Microsoft Azure account.
Step 2: Navigate to Manage Azure Active Directory.
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Step 3: Select the Enterprise Application from the left sidebar.
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Step 4: Click on New Application.
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Step 5: Then click on Create your own application.
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Step 6: Now navigate back to the Enterprise applications category. Select the application that you just created and then click on Set up single sign on.
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Step 7: Go to LambdaTest Authentication & SSO settings and click on Setup SSO. <img loading="lazy" src={require('../assets/images/sso-self-serve/setup-sso.png').default} alt="setup sso button" width="944" height="409" className="doc_img"/>
Step 8: Enter Connection Name and Click on Add New Connection. <img loading="lazy" src={require('../assets/images/sso-self-serve/connection-name.png').default} alt="connection name button" width="944" height="409" className="doc_img"/>
Step 9: Select Azure AD from the list of Identity Providers. <img loading="lazy" src={require('../assets/images/sso-self-serve/select-idp.png').default} alt="select identity provider" width="944" height="407" className="doc_img"/>
Step 10: Now copy the details required for setting up SSO connection in your Identity Provider. <img loading="lazy" src={require('../assets/images/sso-self-serve/copy-info.png').default} alt="configure IDP details" width="945" height="542" className="doc_img"/>
Step 11: Click on Basic SAML Configuration. Enter your SSO identifier ID and Reply URL information that you copied from LambdaTest SSO setup page and click on Save.
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Step 12: Copy the App Federation Metadata URL and paste it in the Metadata URL field in the LambdaTest SSO setup page.
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Step 13: Fill the required fields and click on Create Connection:
- SSO Domains (Comma-separated list of the domains that can be authenticated in the Identity Provider.)
- Have Metadata URL (Select this option if you have metadata file URL of your Identity Provider.)
- Metadata URL (Enter the metadata file URL of your Identity Provider.)
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Step 14: Once the connection is created, you will be redirected to the SSO settings page. From here you can Manage SSO Connection. <img loading="lazy" src={require('../assets/images/sso-self-serve/edit-connection.png').default} alt="sso-self serve" width="945" height="542" className="doc_img"/>
That’s all you need to know LambdaTest and Azure AD integration. In case you have any questions please feel free to reach out to us via the <span className="doc__lt" onClick={() => window.openLTChatWidget()}>24/7 chat support or email us over support@lambdatest.com.