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1. Start WSO2 Identity Server.

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   ./wso2server.sh -DportOffset=1

   Tip
   You also can change Port offset value by changing <Offset> 1 </Offset> under <Ports> in <IS_HOME>/repository/conf/carbon.xml file.

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   title What is port offset?
   The port offset feature allows you to run multiple WSO2 products, multiple instances of a WSO2 product, or multiple WSO2 product clusters on the same server or virtual machine (VM). The port offset defines the number by which all ports defined in the runtime, such as the HTTP/S ports, will be offset. For example, if the HTTPS port is defined as 9443 and the portOffset is 1, the effective HTTPS port will be 9444.

2. Sign in to the WSO2 IS Management Console UI ( https://localhost:9444/carbon). 

   Tip
   If you use signin pages that are hosted externally to sign in to the Identity Server, give the absolute URLs of those login pages in the authenticators.xml and application-authenticators.xml files in the <IS_HOME>/repository/conf/identity directory.

3. Select Add under the Service Providers menu.
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4. Give a service provider name and click Register.
   

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   In a multi tenanted environment, for all tenants to be able to log in to the APIM Web applications, do the following: Click the SaaS Application option that appears after registering the service provider. Image RemovedImage Added If not, only users in the current tenant domain (the one you are defining the service provider in) will be allowed to log in to the Web application and you have to register new service providers for all Web applications (API Store and API Publisher in this case) from each tenant space separately. For example, let's say you have three tenants as TA, TB and TC and you register the service provider in TA only. If you tick the SaaS Application option, all users in TA, TB, TC tenant domains will be able to log in. Else, only users in TA will be able to log in. Add the following inside the <SSOService> element in the <IS_HOME>/repository/conf/identity/identity.xml file and restart the server. Code Block <SSOService> <UseAuthenticatedUserDomainCrypto>true</UseAuthenticatedUserDomainCrypto> ... </SSOService> If not, you get an exception as SAML response signature verification fails. Because the servers in a multi-tenanted environment interact with all tenants, all nodes should share the same user store. Therefore, make sure you have a shared registry (JDBC mount, WSO2 Governance Registry etc.) instance across all nodes.

5. You are navigated to the detailed configuration page. Inside the Inbound Authentication Configuratio n section, expand SAML2 Web SSO Configuration and click Configure.
   

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   To enable tenant specific SSO with IS 5.3.0 for API_PUBLISHER and API_STORE, enable Use tenant domain in local subject identifier under the Local & Outbound Authentication Configuration section. Image RemovedImage Added

6. Provide the configurations to register the API Publisher as the SSO service provider. These sample values may change depending in your configuration.

   • Issuer: API_PUBLISHER
   • Assertion Consumer URL:  https://localhost:9443/publisher/jagg/jaggery_acs.jag . Change the IP and port accordingly. This is the URL for the Assertion Consumer Services (ACS) page in your running publisher app.

   • Select the following options:

     • Enable Response Signing

     • Enable  Single Logout

   • Click Register once done.

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7. Similarly, provide the configurations to register the API Store as the SSO service provider. These sample values may change depending in your configuration.

   • Issuer: API_STORE
   • Assertion Consumer URL: https://localhost:9443/store/jagg/jaggery_acs.jag. Change the IP and port accordingly. This is the URL for the acs page in your running Store app.
   • Select the following options:
     • Enable Response Signing
     • Enable Single Logout
   • Click Register once done.
8. Make sure that the responseSigningEnabled element is set to true in both the following files:
   
   • <API-M_HOME>/repository/deployment/server/jaggeryapps/publisher/site/conf/site.json
   • <API-M_HOME>/repository/deployment/server/jaggeryapps/store/site/conf/site.json

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1. Open <API-M_Home>/repository/deployment/server/jaggeryapps/publisher/site/conf/site.json and modify the following configurations found under ssoConfiguration.
   
   • enabled: Set this value to true to enable SSO in the application
   • issuer: API_PUBLISHER. This value can change depending on the Issuer value defined in WSO2 IS SSO configuration above.
   • identityProviderURL:  https://localhost:9444/samlsso. Change the IP and port accordingly. This is the redirecting SSO URL in your running WSO2 IS server instance.
   • keyStoreName: The keystore of the running IDP. As you use a remote instance of WSO2 IS here, you can import the public certificate of the IS keystore to the APIM and then point to the APIM keystore. The default keystore of the APIM is <API-M_HOME>/repository/resources/security/wso2carbon.jks. Be sure to give the full path of the keystore here.
   • keyStorePassword: Password for the above keystore. The default keyStorePassword is wso2carbon.
   • identityAlias: wso2carbon

2. Similarly, configure the API Store with SSO. The only difference in API Store SSO configurations is setting API_STORE as the issuer.

3. Reduce the priority of the SAML2SSOAuthenticator configuration in the <API-M_HOME>/repository/conf/security/authenticators.xml file. 
   
   You do this as a workaround for a known issue that will be fixed in a future release. The SAML2SSOAuthenticator handler does not process only SAML authentication requests at the moment. If you set its priority higher than that of the BasicAuthenticator handler, the SAML2SSOAuthenticator tries to process the basic authentication requests as well. This causes login issues in the API Publisher/Store.
   
   

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   <Authenticator name="SAML2SSOAuthenticator" disabled="false"> <Priority>0</Priority> .... </Authenticator>

   Note
   You can skip this step if you are using Identity Server 5.3.0 as the IDP.

4. Access the API Publisher: https://localhost:<port_number>/publisher (e.g.,  https://localhost:9443/publisher ). Observe the request redirect to the WSO2 IS SAML2.0 based SSO login page. For example,
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5. Enter user credentials. If the user authentication is successful against WSO2 IS, it will redirect to the API Publisher Web application with the user already authenticated.
6. Access the API Store application, click its Login link (top, right-hand corner) and verify that the same user is already authenticated in API Store.

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