Panorama9 - SAML Relying Party Configuration - RSA Ready Implementation Guide
Configure RSA Cloud Authentication Service
Perform these steps to configure RSA Cloud Authentication Service as Relying Party to Panorama9.Procedure
- Sign in to RSA Cloud Administration Console.
- Click Authentication Clients > Relying Parties.
- On the Relying Party Catalog page, click Add a Relying Party and click Add for Service Provider SAML.
- On the Basic Information page, enter the name for the application in the Name field and click Next Step.
- On the Authentication page, choose SecurID manages all authentication.
- Select a Primary Authentication Method and Access Policy as required and click Next Step.
- Provide the Service Provider details in the following format:
- ACS URL: https://dashboard.panorama9.com/saml/consume/<Tenant ID>
- Service Provider Entity ID: https://www.panorama9.com/saml20<Tenent ID >
Refer to the Configure Panorama9 section to obtain the ACS URL and Service Provider Entity ID.
- In the SAML Response Protection section, choose IdP signs assertion within response.
- Download the certificate by clicking Download Certificate.
- Click Show Advanced Configuration.
- Under the User Identity section, configure Identifier Type and Property. For example, Identifier Type: Auto Detect and Property: Auto Detect.
- Click Save and Finish.
- On the My Relying Parties page, click the Edit drop-down icon and select the Metadata option to download the metadata.
- Click Publish Changes. Your application is now enabled for SSO.
Configure Panorama9
Perform these steps to configure Panorama9.Procedure
- Log on to Panorama9 as an administrator.
- Click Extensions.
- Select Enable extension for Single Sign On.
- Under the Settings section, provide the following details and click Save. The Consume URL and Issuer values are auto-populated.
- Identity provider login URL: The SingleSignOnService value that can be obtained from the metadata file downloaded from RSA.
- Certificate fingerprint: Convert the certificate downloaded from RSA into a fingerprint. Refer to the Notes section on how to convert the certificate into a fingerprint.
- Consume URL: Copy the URL, which is used as the ACS URL for RSA configuration.
- Issuer: Copy the Issuer URL, which is used as Entity ID for RSA configuration.
Notes
To obtain the certificate fingerprint, perform the following steps.
- Install the latest version of OpenSSL for Windows.
- Open the Windows Command line.
- Navigate to the directory (where the certificate is present).
- Run the following commands to view the certificate fingerprint/thumbprint. openssl x509 -noout -fingerprint -sha1 -inform pem -in <Certificate.pem>. Certificate.pem is the file downloaded from RSA.
The configuration is complete.
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