Integrating Azure AD with MyVIP nextgen login portal.

Configure Azure AD Integration with MyVIP nextgen Self Service Portal

  1. Login to Azure Portal as a Global Administrator
  2. Click on Azure Active Directory
  3. Click on Enterprise applications
  4. Click on New Application
  5. Select Non-Gallery  Application
  7. Click on Add. The “MyVip” application will be created and the Application view will be displayed

Setup SAML configurations for “MyVip” Enterprise Application

  1. In the application view, on the left panel, Click on Single Sign on
  2. Select SAML as Single Sign on Method
  4. On the “Setup Single Sign-On with SAML -Preview” page , click on the Edit icon on the Basic SAML Configuration section
  6. On a separate tab or browser window, Download the metadata file from:​

​              https://login.vip.symantec.com/viplogin/saml/metadata

  1. Upload the metadata file in the Basic SAML Configuration view
  3. Enter Relay State Value as https://login.vip.symantec.com/viplogin/home? successUrl=<organizations’s success url>?cancelUrl=< organizations’s cancel url >?errorUrl=< organizations’s error url>

Adding User Attributes to the SAML Configuration

  1. Click Edit on the User Attributes and Claim Section
  3. Delete all the predefined attributes except the nameIdentifier attribute
  4. Add a new Attribute “EMAIL” mapped to user.userprincipalname
  5. Add a new Attribute “PHONE” mapped to user.telephonenumber

Certificate Download and Azure AD Identifier

  1. Download the certificate from SAML Certificate Section in the base 64 format
  2. Copy the Azure AD Identifier from “Set Up MyVip” section and save it in a text editor
Users and Groups
  1. Click on Users and Groups from the left pane of the Application View
  2. Add the Users/Groups in your organization that you would like to assign the MyVip application.

Upload the Azure AD Identifier  and certificate to VIP Manager
Complete the following steps to add Azure AD Identifier  ID and Azure AD certificate to VIP Manager: 

  1. In VIP Manager, click the Account tab 
  2. Under the Account tab, select Single Sign-on. 
  3. Click Edit next to IdP Service Settings 
  4. Enter the Azure AD Identifier URL that you saved earlier
  5. Click Browse to select the certificate that you saved earlier. 
  6. Click Submit. 

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