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Configuring Azure Active Directory for StressStop SSO

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Configuring Azure Active Directory for StressStop Single Sign-On
You can use Azure Active Directory to allow your users to login to the StressStop website without having to register an
account. In order to configure the application, follow the steps below.
Create an Enterprise Application
1. In the Azure Active Directory administration page, click the Enterprise Applications link
2. In the top left of the page, click New Application
3. Click the Non-Gallery Application button
4. Enter the name “StressStop” in the Name field, then click Add in the lower-left corner
Configure SSO Endpoint
1. In the StressStop Application Overview, click Single Sign-On in the left menu
2. Click the SAML button
3. Enter the following details in the Basic SAML configuration box by clicking the pencil icon in the top-left corner:
Field Value
Identifier (Entity ID) https://sso.stressstop.com/SAML2\ Reply URL (Assertion Consumer Service URL) https://sso.stressstop.com/SAML2/Acs\ Sign on URL (blank)
Relay State https://sso.stressstop.com/Account.aspx\ Logout URL (blank)
4. Enter the following mapping details in the User Attributes & Claims configuration box:
Claim Name Namespace Value
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FirstName (blank) user.givenname
LastName (blank) user.surname
NickName (blank) user.displayname
Ident (blank) user.userprincipalname
HomePhone (blank) user.telephonenumber
PreferredLanguage (blank) user.preferredlanguage
EmailAddress (blank) user.mail
5. Download the Certificate (Raw) file from the SAML Signing Certificate box
6. Copy the Login URL, Azure AD Identifier, and Logout URL values from the Set Up StressStop box
7. Send the certificate from Step 5 and the data from Step 6 to [email protected] so they can be added to
the StressStop SSO Service Provider
Final Configuration
Your final configuration should appear as show below:
Once the certificate and other information is received and added to the StressStop SSO application, you will be able to
use the Test button in the Test Single Sign-On With StressStop box to verify everything is configured correctly.

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