SSO via JumpCloud

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Follow this guide to integrate Single Sign-On (SSO) for your instance by creating an application in JumpCloud and configuring the SSO connection.

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Step 1: Create an SSO Application

1. Access SSO Applications
   • Log in to the JumpCloud Admin Dashboard.
   • Select SSO Applications from the left menu.
   • If you don’t have any SSO applications yet, click Get Started to create a new one.

1. Create a Custom Application

• In Step 1, select Custom Application.

• In Step 2, select Manage Single Sign-On and click Configure SSO with SAML.

• In Step 3, provide basic information for the application. For example:
  • Application Name: Use a name such as Your Instance Name.

• Review your setup and, if satisfied, click Configure Application to complete the process.

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Step 2: Configure the SSO Application

After creating the application, you need to set up its SSO configuration.

1. Open Application Settings
   • Select the newly created application and go to the SSO tab.

1. Fill in SSO Details

Configure the SSO settings as follows:

• IdP Entity ID: Enter JumpCloud
• SP Entity ID: Enter the value from the connection you created in your TypingMind instance. For this guide, use https://test2.tdinh.me
• ACS URLS: For this guide, enter https://test2.tdinh.me/api/oauth/saml

1. Add User Attributes

Scroll down to add the following attributes:

• Attribute Name: email → Attribute Value: email
• Attribute Name: firstName → Attribute Value: firstname
• Attribute Name: lastName → Attribute Value: lastName

Make sure you also check the Declare Redirect Endpoint checkbox.

1. Add user groups

Choose the user groups that you want to grant access to logging in with Single Sign-On (SSO).

1. Export Metadata

Once all fields are filled correctly:

• Scroll to the top and click Export Metadata to download the XML file.
• Click Save to finish.

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Step 3: Finalize SSO Configuration in Your Instance

1. Paste Metadata XML
   • Copy the content of the XML file you exported from JumpCloud and paste it into the corresponding configuration section.
   • Click Save to finalize the SSO connection setup.

1. Login to your instance using JumpCloud SSO

You have successfully set up SSO for your instance using JumpCloud. Your users will see a new button “Use Single Sign-On (SSO)” in the login popup.