WordPress Windows Single Sign On

miniOrange Windows Single Sign On Plugin allows users in a corporate Active Directory setup to login into WordPress using their Windows Credentials. Once the user is logged in into a domain joined machine, he/she will not have to re-enter credentials in order to login into WordPress.
miniOrange Windows Single Sign On supports different SAML 2.0 Identity Providers which can be configured to access credentials of user logged in into a domain joined machine. Eg: ADFS, Azure AD, miniOrange Single Sign On Server.

• Benefits of using miniOrange Windows Single Sign-On for WordPress

  • Auto Login to your WordPress site Windows Credentials.
  • Easily Configure the Identity Provider by providing just the SAML login URL, IDP Entity ID and Certificate.
  • Valid user registrations verified by the plugin.
  • Easily integrate the login link with your WordPress site using widgets/short code. Just drop it in a desirable place in your site.
  • Automatic user registration after login if the user is not already registered with your site.
  • Use the Role Mapping feature to assign roles in your IdP to your wordpress users during auto registration.

Follow the Step-by-Step Guide to enable miniOrange Windows Single Sign-On for WordPress

Step 1: Download and install miniOrange Windows Single Sign-On

• From your WordPress dashboard

  • Visit Plugins > Add New.
  • Search for miniOrange. Install miniOrange Windows Single Sign-On
  • Activate miniOrange Windows Single Sign-On from your Plugins page

• From WordPress.org

  • Download miniOrange Windows Single Sign-On plugin.
  • Unzip and upload the miniorange-iwa directory to your /wp-content/plugins/ directory.
  • Activate miniOrange Windows Single Sign-On from your Plugins page

Step 2: Configure your Identity Provider by following instructions given in the plugin.

Step 3: Download X.509 certificate from your Identity Provider.

Step 4: Enter appropriate values in the fields in Service Provider tab.

Step 5: After saving your configuration, you will be able to test your configuration using the Test Configuration button on the top of the page.

Step 6: Add "Login to " widget to your WordPress page.