Any way to use ADFS to authenticate to Cireson Portal

Kristoffer_Stormark

I would like to use ADFS to authenticate thru, as this is going to be our primary way to login to services, and user familiarity i importen

Jan_Vidar_Elven

Kristoffer; I have previously written a blog post on how to use Azure AD App Proxy for SSO to Cireson Portal. See https://systemcenterpoint.wordpress.com/2015/03/26/publish-the-cireson-self-service-portal-with-azure-ad-application-proxy/. If your domain is federated, you will use ADFS.

Equally, you should be able to use the WAP together with ADFS role to publish the Cireson Portal, I haven't specifically tested on that but it should work.

Kindly regards
Jan Vidar Elven

Jan_Vidar_Elven

Kristoffer; I have previously written a blog post on how to use Azure AD App Proxy for SSO to Cireson Portal. See https://systemcenterpoint.wordpress.com/2015/03/26/publish-the-cireson-self-service-portal-with-azure-ad-application-proxy/. If your domain is federated, you will use ADFS.

Equally, you should be able to use the WAP together with ADFS role to publish the Cireson Portal, I haven't specifically tested on that but it should work.

Kindly regards
Jan Vidar Elven

Kristoffer_Stormark

I was playing around with you solution earlier today, but was missing the "Publish an application that will be accessible from outside your network" selection, i will digg into it once more, looking pretty cool, as we are also going more and more to the office365 platform, 

Jan_Vidar_Elven

Great You need EMS or Azure AD Premium/Basic license to get the option of publish application outside network, there is a free EMS trial though.

kxhawkins

Just a note, if you're doing multi-forest federation to Azure AD I believe you will still have to have a trust set up on the back end for SCSM to authenticate to. If your goal is just to provide SSO and be able to attach AAD Premium features (e.g. multifactor), this is a great solution.