Contents
- 1 How to integrate Azure AD with Sitecore solution?
- 2 Why is Azure experience analytics not showing online interactions?
- 3 Why are there no errors in Sitecore logs?
- 4 How to create Federated authentication for Sitecore 9?
- 5 Can you use Sitecore XP with Active Directory?
- 6 How to integrate on-premises AD with azure architecture?
How to integrate Azure AD with Sitecore solution?
Step 1 : Open your Sitecore solution (to which you want to integrate Azure AD) with Visual studio and add an assembly Microsoft.Owin.Security.OpenIdConnect using nugget package manager.
Why is Azure experience analytics not showing online interactions?
I have a Sitecore solution (Sitecore 9.0.1 revision 171219 on Azure in xP1 topology) that as far as I can tell all roles are working as expected and communicating. I am able to fire goals, create contacts, and add engagement value.
Who are the subjects and users of Sitecore?
Subject/User (Sitecore User): Subjects are the users who wish to access the resources of an organization using federated authentication/SSO. Identity Provider (Azure AD): Identity providers are those parties that authenticate users and issue token/claims to the relying party (SP).
Why are there no errors in Sitecore logs?
I check Sitecore logs and there are no errors in the logs, and it appears Async tasks are still processing because I see log scroll from publishing page events and doing work on them. No other log messages (error or otherwise) in any other log. Visits are recording on the Contact.
How to create Federated authentication for Sitecore 9?
Step 1: Login to azure portal and click “New” and search for “Azure Active Directory” and click “Create” as shown below. Step 2: Provide the basic information like “Organization name”, domain name, country and click Create button as shown in below screen shot.
How to create Sitecore admin group in Active Directory?
For this walkthrough, we’re going to map a group in our Active Directory named “SitecoreAdmin”, which will become Administrators in our Sitecore instance. First, find your group in AD that you’ll use for admin membership, and open it up (or create a new group if you currently don’t have a group in place).
Can you use Sitecore XP with Active Directory?
The integration of client’s Active Directory (AD) domain with a Sitecore 8.2 Update 2 was a challenge because: Sitecore XP on Microsoft Azure Compatibility Table explicitly states that Active Directory (Component or Module) is not supported. The matter was more interesting because:
How to integrate on-premises AD with azure architecture?
Integrate your on-premises domains with Azure AD. Use Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) to create a domain in Azure and link it to an on-premises AD domain. The Azure AD directory is not an extension of an on-premises directory. Rather, it’s a copy that contains the same objects and identities. Changes made to these items on-premises are copied