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--- sso_authentication [2019/07/09 11:48] – [Create the Relying Party Trust in AD FS] lucy
+++ sso_authentication [2019/08/23 15:49] – lucy
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   * ADFS 4.0 (Windows Server 2016)
   * ADFS 5.0 (Windows Server 2019)
+  * Azure AD (refer to [[sso_azure|this guide]] to have a detailed instructions)
 The connection to the AD FS can be configured within the Settings / SSO Configuration:
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   * On your AD FS server, open the **AD FS Management** console, expand **Trust Relationships** and select the **Relying Party Trusts** node. In the Actions pane, click **Add Relying Party Trust**:
-**Attention** :!: If the Lucy Admin Console is configured on a non-standard port (for example, port 8443, see more [[firewall_security_settings|here]]), then you will need to add two separate entry of Relying Party Trust with the identical parameters, but different Federation metadata address (URL). \\
+**Attention** :!: If the Lucy Admin Console is configured on a non-standard port (for example, port 8443, see more [[firewall_security_settings|here]]), then you will need to add **two separate entry of Relying Party Trust** with the identical parameters, but different Federation metadata address (URL): \\
+The first will be: **https://lucydomain.com/service-provider/endpoint/metadata/lucy-sp** \\
+Second: **https://lucydomain.com:8443/service-provider/endpoint/metadata/lucy-sp** \\
+\\
 In case access to the Lucy Admin Console is limited to a range of IP addresses, you must include an ADFS server in this range.