ChristineC
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Re: Sign-off redirection
When clicking 'Sign Out' link in the community, it will sign off the user and bring them to the front page of community (assuming it is accessible and not a private community). You should be able to see this behavior when removing the configured 'URL to sign off page' in the admin. Are you sure the user's session is being terminated with the IDP (Identity Provider)? I've seen a case before where the IDP was issuing another SSO cookie and so user was getting logged in again.112Views0likes0CommentsRe: Creating user through API not asking for terms of service when that user logs in for the first time
There is a config that can be enabled if the only field for a user left to fill out on the SSO Registration page is Terms of Service acceptance. If you file a support case, they should be able to enable this for you157Views1like1CommentRe: Auto generate SSO User Login guidelines, how can you manage parameters of user id?
Sorry if it was not clear. I'll try again. Prior to disabling the SSO Registration page you will want to do a user export to identify users that are missing any required fields. Those fields must be populated either in a batch update or upon their next authentication for community. Then going forward, your IDP will need to manage those fields (in other words auto generate the login names and send over any other required fields in the SSO token). The pre-population of login name feature and success message are tied to the SSO Registration page so if the page is disabled that logic must be handled by your IDP. Either the required fields can be managed by the SSO Registration page or your IDP. Anything in between sounds like a customization and I'd recommend engaging Professional Services.449Views0likes2CommentsRe: Auto generate SSO User Login guidelines, how can you manage parameters of user id?
That is correct. If the SSO registration page is disabled and the fields currently configured for that page will be managed by your IDP, then a newly created user will arrive on the community without any extra registration steps. I don't know of another OOB (out of the box) welcome/success message for newly created SSO users. Perhaps you can create a custom one.477Views1like1CommentRe: Auto generate SSO User Login guidelines, how can you manage parameters of user id?
I'm not aware of many cases where the SSO registration page is turned off after it has been enabled. Typically it is turned on because there are pieces of data not available with the customer's IDP such as login (they don't have a username that is appropriate for forums), missing emails, or as mentioned previously community specific terms of use. Note that once you disable the SSO registration page, any fields that were previously managed by the community will then need to be handled by your IDP. In that case, it may not make sense to have a 'registration success' page in the community as it should be a seamless experience at that point. I am not aware of a feature for batch updating partially registered users with random, uniquely generated usernames. One option may be to use the user export admin tool to help with that process or you can engage Professional Services. Another option is delaying display of the SSO registration page until a user performs an action that requires a username (such as message posting), but I think you may already be using this in your community559Views0likes7CommentsRe: Auto generate SSO User Login guidelines, how can you manage parameters of user id?
Hi Dani, What you are seeing is expected behavior. That feature is only for pre-populating the login field on the interstitial (SSO registration) page. Once the SSO registration page is enabled, all new users will arrive on that page. If you would no longer like to use that workflow, please contact support and they can disable it for you.568Views0likes9Comments