ServiceNow SSO Integration | SSO Implementation in ServiceNow with ease | Servicenow single sign-on

Hi Folks, In this tutorial, we will be looking at ServiceNow SSO Integration. SSO Implementation in ServiceNow with ease is the main focus for this tutorial or you may call it as Servicenow single sign-on. Let's understand first what is SSO External SSO allows organizations to use several SSO identity provider IdPs to manage authentication as well as retain local database basic authentication.

The integration supports any combination of local and external authentication methods on a single instance: LDAP SAML 2.0 Digest Authentication OpenID Connect Local database authentication For example, a globally dispersed corporation might require one SSO provider for their employees, a different one for their vendors, and local database authentication for their administrators. Alternatively, a company might implement SAML 2.0 and digest token authentication solutions on the same instance.

You can have a multi-provider for a single instance

Activate the plugin “Integration Multiple Provider Single SignOn Enhanced UI ID=com.snc.integration.sso.multi.ui when you activate this plugin it will also activate the basic plugin Integration Multiple Provider Single Sign On Installer ID com.snc.integration.sso.multi.installer After the plugin has been activated there will be a module called “Multi-Provider SSO”. Then go SSOCircle and create a new account as we will be using SSOCircle for our SSO scenario. Then login into SSOCircle with your newly created account Then click on Manage Metadata link on the far left-hand side Select SSOCircle Public IDP Metadata and then copy the URL of this page OR all of the XML content in the ds: X509Certificate tag Now go back to SNOW and select Multi-Provider SSO Identity Providers and create a new SAML SSO Identity Provider. You can provide the URL or paste the XML content. Then save the new identity provider. Note several of the fields will be automatically filled out from the provided URL or XML content. Click on the button labeled “Generate Metadata” and open in a new tab and copy the SAML Metadata Information XML content ie EntityDescriptor element tag Now go to SSOCircle and add a new service provider instance (ie your SNOW instance – dev33333.service-now.com) and paste the EntityDescriptor content from the previous step into the SAML Metadata Information text box labeled “Insert the SAML Metadata Information of your SP”. Then click the Submit button. Now you will see that you have a new entry of Service Provider Metadata. Now go back to SNOW and select Multi-Provider SSO -- Identity Providers and click on your new Identity Provider and click on the Test Connection button. Note that your email for your SSOCircle profile should be the same as the SNOW user account’s email address which you are logging in as ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDltO-xO_KY