Shellngn SSO with Okta

Setup SSO with Okta

 
  1. Login to your Shellngn Pro as administrator.

  2. Click on the menu icon and select Single Sign On (SSO)

  3. Make sure the Shellngn URL has your container address. In our example, it’s http://shellngn.corp.com:4000

  4. Click on the sp-certificate.cer hyperlink to download the certificate file.

 

 
  1. In another browser window, navigate to Okta and login with administrator account

  2. On the sidebar menu, select Applications

  3. Click on Create App Integration




 

  1. In the popup window select  SAML 2.0 .

  1. In the app name field enter “ Shellngn Pro ” (Logo is optional)

  2. Click Next

  1. In the Single sign-on URL (1) enter the value that in the Assertion Consumer URL (1) of the Shellngn SSO page.

  2. In the Audience URI (SP Entity ID) (2) enter the value that in the Entity id (2) of the Shellngn SSO page

  3. Set Response value to Signed (recommended)

  4. Set Assertion Signature value to Signed (recommended)

  5. Set Assertion Encryption to Encrypted (recommended)

  6. Select the sp-certificate.cer (3) file that you downloaded previously as the Encryption Certificate (3) and Signature Certificate (4) .

  7. Click Next .

  1. Select the Sign On tab.

  2. Copy the Sign on URL (A)  and paste it in the IdP Login URL (A) field of the Shellngn SSO page.

  3. Copy the Sign out URL (B) and paste it in the IdP Logout URL (B)  field of the  Shellngn SSO page.

  4. Download the Signing Certificate (C) and select it as the IdP Certificate (C) of the Shellngn SSO page.  

  5. Click the Enable button in the Shellngn SSO page.

You should now see a Company Login (SSO)  button in the Shellngn login page.

 

 

 

 



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