qthdu (qthdu) asked a question.
How do I take an attribute from Active Directory and map it to a SAML application? In this scenario, I need to map the user's objectGUID attribute from AD through Okta in to a SAML application that is being used to authenticate users who log in to a WorkspaceONE UEM admin console. The login works but they receive the attached error:
In your SAML application go to -> Sign On -> look for "Application username format" select Custom and put value user.objectGUID
If objectGUID is not already present in your Okta user Profile then you need to create a new attribute with data type = string. you can check this from Okta admin GUI Directory -> Profile Editor -> user (Okta users)
then go to Directory -> Profile Editor -> active_directory (select your AD) -> from Action click on Mapping.
a new window will open, look for objectGUID on right side that we just created. enter AD User Profile Mappings source as appuser.externalId for objectGUID
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In your SAML application go to -> Sign On -> look for "Application username format" select Custom and put value user.objectGUID
If objectGUID is not already present in your Okta user Profile then you need to create a new attribute with data type = string. you can check this from Okta admin GUI Directory -> Profile Editor -> user (Okta users)
then go to Directory -> Profile Editor -> active_directory (select your AD) -> from Action click on Mapping.
a new window will open, look for objectGUID on right side that we just created. enter AD User Profile Mappings source as appuser.externalId for objectGUID