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Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) authentication allows users to log in to an application by using a secure identity provider (IdP).
In System Manager, in addition to standard ONTAP authentication, SAML-based authentication is provided as an option for multifactor authentication.
Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) is an XML-based framework for authentication and authorization between two entities: a service provider and an identity provider.
To enable SAML authentication, perform the following steps:
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Click Cluster > Settings.
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Ensure there is a check in the Enable SAML Authentication checkbox.
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Enter the URL of the IdP URI (including "https://").
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Modify the host system address, if needed.
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Ensure the correct certificate is being used:
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If your system was mapped with only one certificate with type "server", then that certificate is considered the default and it isn’t displayed.
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If your system was mapped with multiple certificates as type "server", then one of the certificates is displayed. To select a different certificate, click Change.
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Click Save. A confirmation window displays the metadata information, which has been automatically copied to your clipboard.
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Go to the IdP system you specified and copy the metadata from your clipboard to update the system metadata.
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Return to the confirmation window (in System Manager) and check the checkbox I have configured the IdP with the host URI or metadata.
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Click Logout to enable SAML-based authentication. The IdP system will display an authentication screen.
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In the IdP system, enter your SAML-based credentials. After your credentials are verified, you will be directed to the System Manager home page.