On the application configuration Overview page that opens, click either Single sign-on on the left sidebar or 2. Note: Alert Logic does not have a published Azure Active Directory application, so a new non-gallery application must be created. This may take some time to complete testing may take around 30 seconds.Īlthough it might complete, it may not redirect to the new application correctly in this case, return to the Enterprise applications list and refresh the page to see the new application and click on its name to move to the next step. Select Integrate any other application you don't find in the gallery (Non-gallery) from the dialog.Ĭlick Create at the bottom of the dialog to create the application and be redirected to the application configuration.

Navigate to the Azure Active Directory service and select the directory that will be used for Single Sign On (it may be the Default Directory).Ĭlick Enterprise applications in the left sidebar to be redirected to the Enterprise applications gallery.Ĭreate a new Enterprise application by clicking New application at the top of the list of applications.Ĭlick Create your own application to open a new application dialog. Navigate to the Microsoft Azure portal at. This is required because Azure Active Directory generates new values for every application, and Alert Logic requires these values to create the service provider configuration to use in the finalized Azure Active Directory configuration.

The first step of the process is to provide the SAML configuration steps of an Azure Active Directory Enterprise application to Alert Logic.

The following procedure will help you to configure Microsoft Azure Active Directory for single sign-on.

Azure active directory single sign on