Duo Hosted SSO
Duo Hosted SSO
Duo Hosted SSO
Overview
This topic covers integrating Privilege Secure with Duo using a Duo hosted SSO. Please find an article detailing the Privilege Secure SSO terms here: SSO Configuration
Preqrequisites
Duo service plan with the following:
- Active Directory (AD) sync configured and synced
- Single Sign-On enabled
- Duo Active Directory Authentication Proxy Agent Installed and configured for AD sync and SSO
- Single Sign-On Authentication Source configured and tested
Duo: Create the DUO Application for Privilege Secure
Scroll down to the Service Provider Section; notes:
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The information below is for example purpose only. Enter the appropriate information for your environment.
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https://10.100.11.192 should be replace with your Privilege Secure URL.
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Entity ID can by any unique string. We recommend using your Privilege Secure URL.
SAML Response Section Notes:
- The NameID can also be:
urn:oasis:names:tc:SAML:2.0:attrname-format:unspecified
- The 'idP Attribute' and 'SAML Response Attribute' will need to be manually entered.
- idP Attribute:
distinguishedName
- SAML Response Attribute:
dn
- The remaining SAML Response section fields can be left blank.
- The Policy section requires no settings from Privilege Secure, tailor to suit your environment.
- In the Settings section, we recommend setting an appropriate name, tailor the rest to suit your environment.
- The Host Whitelisting section requires no settings from Privilege Secure, tailor to suit your environment.
- Click the [Save] button at the bottom of the page.
Duo: Retrieve SAML/SSO Information for Privilege Secure
Enter SAML/SSO Information
Enable SSO in Privilege Secure and Login Example
At the bottom of the Configure > Server > SAML Configuration Panel, enable or disable SSO when appropriate:
Step 1 – Click SSO Login button to log in via Duo.
Step 2 – *Optional: To login from Duo first (IdP-initiated), use the Single Sign-On URL provided by Duo. This is found in the application's "Metadata" section.
Troubleshooting
If you are using ADFS as an authentication source and receive a "SAML Assertion Not Yet Valid" while trying to log in, please see: Configure ADFS (Active Directory Federation Services) SSO
Additional Information
https://duo.com/docs/authproxy-reference