About SAML2P
The SAML2P component is ideal for enabling IdentityServer4 to act as a SAML Identity Provider or a SAML Service Provider.
SAML Identity Provider - Legacy SAML applications log in using your IdentityServer as an authorization server/identity provider.
SAML Service Provider - Legacy SAML identity providers federated with your IdentityServer, with IdentityServer using an external SAML identity provider for logins.
This allows you to continue to use your existing SAML infrastructure as you migrate to more modern protocols, delivering a single sign-on experience across protocols.
The component is .NET Core ready.
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IdentityServer4 SAML Features
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SAML 2.0 Identity Provider
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SAML 2.0 Service Provider
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SP-Initiated Logon
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Cross-Protocol SSO
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Supports the Web SSO Profile
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Supports Modern Algorithms
SAML 2P Pricing
Enterprise SAML2P
£ 3000
- Commercial Phone and Email Support
- Includes Service and Identity Provider
- 12 months of free updates
- Unlimited use inside a single enterprise
SAML2P Redistribution
£ POA
Redistribute SAML2P
- For use outside of a single Enterprise
- All the features of SAML Enterprise
SAML2P Articles
Articles on our SAML2P component
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SAML 2.0 Integration with IdentityServer4
Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) is used to communicate authentication data between two parties. Implementing IdentityServer4 in the world of OpenID Connect? You could call it a "legacy" protocol...
Scott Brady Aug. 16, 2018
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SAML & WS-Federation 2.2 & 2.3 Released
We are pleased to announce the full release of .NET Core support for the IdentityServer4 SAML and WS-Federation components...
Scott Brady Jan. 15, 2019
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The SAML2P Component is ideal for enabling IdentityServer to be a SAML Identity Provider or a SAML Service Provider.
This allows you to continue to use your existing SAML infrastructure as you migrate to more modern protocols. Delivering a single sign-on experience across all clients
