Here are the general steps for setting up single sign-on (SSO) with Azure AD B2C:
Register an application: In your B2C tenant, register an application that represents your application that you want to enable SSO for.
Configure the application: Go to the application configuration page and set up the necessary properties, such as the reply URL and the allowed grant types, to enable SSO.
Add sign-up and sign-in policies: In your B2C tenant, create sign-up and sign-in policies that dictate the user flow for signing up and signing in.
Implement SSO: Implement the SSO logic in your application. This involves redirecting users to the B2C sign-up and sign-in policies, handling the SSO response from B2C, and securing the user's access token. You can use the Azure AD B2C library for your programming language or the OpenID Connect protocol.
Note: The above steps are a high-level overview and can vary based on the specific use case and requirements. It's recommended to consult the Azure AD B2C documentation for detailed instructions and code samples.
If you've tried using the Single sign on and Azure Ad plugins and were unable to get them working, you may need to troubleshoot the configuration or seek assistance from the plugin's support channels.
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Here are the general steps for setting up single sign-on (SSO) with Azure AD B2C:
Register an application: In your B2C tenant, register an application that represents your application that you want to enable SSO for.
Configure the application: Go to the application configuration page and set up the necessary properties, such as the reply URL and the allowed grant types, to enable SSO.
Add sign-up and sign-in policies: In your B2C tenant, create sign-up and sign-in policies that dictate the user flow for signing up and signing in.
Implement SSO: Implement the SSO logic in your application. This involves redirecting users to the B2C sign-up and sign-in policies, handling the SSO response from B2C, and securing the user's access token. You can use the Azure AD B2C library for your programming language or the OpenID Connect protocol.
Note: The above steps are a high-level overview and can vary based on the specific use case and requirements. It's recommended to consult the Azure AD B2C documentation for detailed instructions and code samples.
If you've tried using the Single sign on and Azure Ad plugins and were unable to get them working, you may need to troubleshoot the configuration or seek assistance from the plugin's support channels.
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