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AuthAnvil Single Sign On for WordPress

Sign into WordPress with AuthAnvil Single Sign On

Place the 'AuthAnvil' folder (this current directory) in your '/wp-content/plugins' directory
Activate the AuthAnvil Single Sign On plugin
Configure the authentication provider settings undert Settings > AuthAnvil SSO
- Replace the hostname of the Sign On URL with the hostname of your AuthAnvil SSO server
- Replace the hostname of the Sign Out URL with the hostname of your AuthAnvil SSO server
From within the AuthAnvil SSO Manager navigate to the Applications section and create a new Application
- Set the public name for the application. This will be the publically visible name within the portal.
- Set the reply to URL as your WordPress site. E.g. https://blog.mysite.com/
- Set the Audience URI to be the same as your Reply To URL
- Configure the icon you want to use, or leave it blank and it will be set with a default. Within the directory of this readme file is a png file you can use as well.
- Save the application and navigate back into the application you just created
- Click "Edit Attribute Maps" and create a new map. The attribute name should be "http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/ws/2005/05/identity/claims/name" without the quotes and the value should be "{Email}" without the quotes
- Save the map and close the window
- Within the application settings download the signing certificate and open the *.cer file
- Within the Certificate window navigate to the Details tab and click Copy to File...
- Save the certificate as Base-64 encoded X.509 (.CER)
- Open the newly created *.cer file in a text editor. You should see the first line begin with -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----
- Copy the entire contents of the file including the Begin/End headers into the X.509 Certificate setting field in the WordPress settings page.
Configure access to your WordPress application in AuthAnvil SSO by adding it to a role.
Log in from AuthAnvil Single Single Sign On