4 posts tagged with "Add Application"

Accessing Salesforce through the OpenID Connect protocol​

One of the most widely used protocols for implementing federated access is the OpenID Connect protocol. As with SAML, OpenID Connect allows access to an application (Relying Party - RP) by delegating authentication to an external provider (OpenID Provider - OP).

Monokee implements all the dictates of an OpenID Provider, in this regard it has also acquired full certification as OpenID Provider, as can be seen from the official website of the OpenID Fundation at this link.

The following article discusses how to integrate Salesforce and Monokee using the OpenID Connect protocol. Salesforce will play the part of the Relying Party while Monokee will play the part of the OpenID Provider.

How to use SAML 2.0 protocol to access Secret Server​

Secret Server allows the use of SAML Identity Provider (IDP) authentication instead of the normal authentication process for single sign-on (SSO). To do this, SS acts as a SAML Service Provider (SP) and communicates with Monokee that's acting as a SAML IDP.

How to use SAML 2.0 protocol to access Salesforce​

An effective way to gain access to a custom Salesforce domain by delegating credential control to Monokee is attaché to the saml 2.0 federation protocol.

Accessing Microsoft 365 with Monokee: possible with SAML 2.0 protocol​

Accessing a Microsoft 365 tenant using Monokee is possible using the SAML 2.0 protocol. In this scenario Monokee will act as an Identity Provider (IDP) delivering identities to Microsoft 365 which will then act as a Service Provider (SP).