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SSO Certificate and Metadata Refresh Process
SSO Certificate and Metadata Refresh Process

Single Sign On Identity Provider Metadata Refresh Process

Updated over 5 months ago

We released a fix to our SSO to verify certificates were active. This has led to some interruptions in SSO functionality for some partners.

If your SSO is failing, please first check with your identity provider that the certificate used is not expired and that the metadata within Liongard has been refreshed.

Certificates

Azure

To do this in Azure AD, perform the following:

  • Navigate to your Azure AD Liongard SSO application

  • Select "Single Sign On"

  • Scroll to step 3, SAML Certificates

  • Check the expiration. If the certificate has not expired, please skip to the next section.

  • If your cert has expired, click Edit and New Certificate to add a new one.

Other SSO Identity Providers

If you are using another SSO platform, please follow their instructions to verify and create a new certificates.

Metadata

Once a new certificate has been created, you will need to refresh the metadata within Liongard.

If using Azure AD for your Identity Provider, start at step 15 in the SSO process outlined in this document:
โ€‹https://docs.liongard.com/docs/sso-with-azure-ad

If using another Identity Provider, get the metadata URL/XML and start here:

Paste in the metadata URL and click "Get Metadata"

If you've just replaced the cert due to expiration, you may only need to refresh the metadata without re-pasting it in. You can do this by adding a character and then deleting it, then clicking "Get Metadata"

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