I'm having some issues setting up an existing umbraco site for IDP access though a third party SP, with SAML.
I have looked at a lot of articles but most of them explain how to set up for SP, but not IDP. Those who do explain how to set up an IDP is using a comercial library that this project I'm doing don't have the funds to use.
I have looked over the wiki page for SAML 2.0, and I feel like I have a good understanding on the basics of SAML, but I can't seem to find any examples on how the requests, response and metadata needs to be build in order to comply with SAML 2.0 and a SP provider.
What commercial products have you looked at? I've used Component Space in the past and it's worked great as well as being fairly cheap. You can roll your own SAML code if you want, but I'd argue that the cost of the dev time it would take you to develop/test is, will be far in excess of the licence costs of something like this.
That is the one I have looked at, and it looks very nice and very to get up and running (haven't tried the trail yet).
I might go ahead and try it, and then convince the client to get a license for it.
Its the 499$ "SAML v2.0 for ASP.NET" one that I would need for a single use case right?
Yeah that should do the trick for you, but just check your version of .Net is compatible (can't see any reason why not). I'd get it up and running with the trial version first before you buy the licence, as I think it's fully operational but only works for 30 days.
I have used CodeUltimate in the past and it works very well as well as quite cheap. You can roll your own SAML code if you want, but I think the cost of development time you have to develop / test is far beyond the license cost of something like this. Moreover, the trial version also has a full set of features and full source code examples.
Link: https://www.codeultimate.com/products/saml
Yes, I was able to make the Umbraco Membership an IdP for implementing SAML SSO in my third-party .NET Application.
After reading this thread, I tried to use the componentspace library but was not able to set it up.
I researched more on it and found one Umbraco Technical Partner, "miniOrange" which provide ready to use packages. I was able to setup the package in two calls which I had with them.
You can try there packages, if you want to save time and money.
Using umbraco membership as IDP for SAML SSO
I'm having some issues setting up an existing umbraco site for IDP access though a third party SP, with SAML.
I have looked at a lot of articles but most of them explain how to set up for SP, but not IDP. Those who do explain how to set up an IDP is using a comercial library that this project I'm doing don't have the funds to use.
I have looked over the wiki page for SAML 2.0, and I feel like I have a good understanding on the basics of SAML, but I can't seem to find any examples on how the requests, response and metadata needs to be build in order to comply with SAML 2.0 and a SP provider.
What commercial products have you looked at? I've used Component Space in the past and it's worked great as well as being fairly cheap. You can roll your own SAML code if you want, but I'd argue that the cost of the dev time it would take you to develop/test is, will be far in excess of the licence costs of something like this.
That is the one I have looked at, and it looks very nice and very to get up and running (haven't tried the trail yet).
I might go ahead and try it, and then convince the client to get a license for it. Its the 499$ "SAML v2.0 for ASP.NET" one that I would need for a single use case right?
Yeah that should do the trick for you, but just check your version of .Net is compatible (can't see any reason why not). I'd get it up and running with the trial version first before you buy the licence, as I think it's fully operational but only works for 30 days.
Okay thanks! Do you know if they have any introduction to creating an IDP SingOn endpoint and a metadata file?
Yeah I think it comes with a fair bit of documentation and example code/config as I recall.
Hi Alexander
Did you manage to get Umbraco running as IdP and with Component Space?
Kind regards
Anders
I have used CodeUltimate in the past and it works very well as well as quite cheap. You can roll your own SAML code if you want, but I think the cost of development time you have to develop / test is far beyond the license cost of something like this. Moreover, the trial version also has a full set of features and full source code examples. Link: https://www.codeultimate.com/products/saml
Some alternative solutions: https://www.atp-inc.net/products/saml https://www.componentpro.com/products/saml
Did anyone managed to get this working? I trying to use example shown here https://skrift.io/issues/integrating-saml-into-umbraco/ but still no success.
Yes, I was able to make the Umbraco Membership an IdP for implementing SAML SSO in my third-party .NET Application.
After reading this thread, I tried to use the componentspace library but was not able to set it up.
I researched more on it and found one Umbraco Technical Partner, "miniOrange" which provide ready to use packages. I was able to setup the package in two calls which I had with them.
You can try there packages, if you want to save time and money.
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