Single sign-on (SSO) using Microsoft Azure
XSplit's Team License Manager allows owners to set up Single sign-on (SSO) through Microsoft Azure to simplify the sign-in process for their domain license users.
You will need the following to set up SSO with Microsoft Azure:
The Manager role for your company's XSplit Team License. If you are not the owner of the domain license, the owner can enable this for your account.
A verified domain in Team License Manager's domain settings.
Administrator access on your company's Azure instance.
Go to your Team License Manager dashboard by clicking on the Team License Manager link under My Account.
Go to your Domain Settings by clicking on Domain License then Domain Settings.
Select SAML as your Authentication method. Keep this tab open, as you’ll be using the information here to set up Azure integration.
Go to your Azure portal and sign in as an administrator with sufficient rights to manage Enterprise Applications.
Click New Application then click on Create your own application on the top-left.
Select Integrate any other application you don't find in the gallery. Set the Name to XSplit then click Create.
Select on XSplit from the list of All applications then click on the Users and groups on the left.
Click on Add user at the top, select the users you want to add then click Assign.
Click on the Single sign-on on the left then select SAML.
You will need to enter information from the XSplit Team License Manager's Domain settings into Azure**:**
Copy and paste the Callback URL from XSplit into both _Reply URL (Assertion Consumer Service URL)_ on Azure.
Copy and paste the Entity ID from XSplit into _Identifier (Entity ID)_ on Azure.
Click Add new claim
Set Name to email
Set Source to Attribute
Set Source attribute to user.mail
In some cases that the user.mail is omitted by the AD, try to use user.userpricipalname
Save changes
Click on SAML-based sign-on on top.
Scroll down to the section 3. SAML Signing Certificate and download Certificate (Base64).
Scroll down to the section 4. Setup XSplit then copy the Login URL.
Switch back to XSplit Team License Manager's Domain settings then;
Paste the Login URL from Azure into Sign In URL on XSplit.
Upload the downloaded certificate to the Signing Certificate on _XSplit*.**_
Click Save Settings to enable SSO for your domain
Prerequisites
You will need the following to set up SSO with Microsoft Azure:
The Manager role for your company's XSplit Team License. If you are not the owner of the domain license, the owner can enable this for your account.
A verified domain in Team License Manager's domain settings.
Administrator access on your company's Azure instance.
1. Preparing SSO setup in XSplit Team License Manager
Go to your Team License Manager dashboard by clicking on the Team License Manager link under My Account.
Go to your Domain Settings by clicking on Domain License then Domain Settings.
Select SAML as your Authentication method. Keep this tab open, as you’ll be using the information here to set up Azure integration.
2. Adding the XSplit Application in Microsoft Azure
Go to your Azure portal and sign in as an administrator with sufficient rights to manage Enterprise Applications.
Click New Application then click on Create your own application on the top-left.
Select Integrate any other application you don't find in the gallery. Set the Name to XSplit then click Create.
Select on XSplit from the list of All applications then click on the Users and groups on the left.
Click on Add user at the top, select the users you want to add then click Assign.
Click on the Single sign-on on the left then select SAML.
You will need to enter information from the XSplit Team License Manager's Domain settings into Azure**:**
Click Edit on the section labeled Basic SAML Configuration.
Copy and paste the Callback URL from XSplit into both _Reply URL (Assertion Consumer Service URL)_ on Azure.
Copy and paste the Entity ID from XSplit into _Identifier (Entity ID)_ on Azure.
Click Edit on the section labeled 2. User Attributes & Claims.
Click Add new claim
Set Name to email
Set Source to Attribute
Set Source attribute to user.mail
In some cases that the user.mail is omitted by the AD, try to use user.userpricipalname
Save changes
Click on SAML-based sign-on on top.
Scroll down to the section 3. SAML Signing Certificate and download Certificate (Base64).
Scroll down to the section 4. Setup XSplit then copy the Login URL.
3. Finalizing SSO setup in XSplit domain settings
Switch back to XSplit Team License Manager's Domain settings then;
Paste the Login URL from Azure into Sign In URL on XSplit.
Upload the downloaded certificate to the Signing Certificate on _XSplit*.**_
Click Save Settings to enable SSO for your domain
Updated on: 12/08/2022
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