After configuring Omnissa Access as the claims provider and AD FS as the service provider, you can test the SP-initiated authentication flow with an AD FS-federated application. A successful configuration allows you to use Omnissa Access to authenticate access to an AD FS-federated application.
Use the following procedure to test the SP-initiated authentication flow with an AD FS-federated application. For more information about authentication flows, see IdP-initiated and SP-Initiated Authentication Flows.
Prerequisites
Perform the procedures described in the following topics:
- Creating a Omnissa Access Claims Provider Trust in AD FS
- Configuring AD FS as a Service Provider for Omnissa Access
Procedure
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Open a private browsing session (a good practice when testing federated authentication) on your computer browser.
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Navigate to the login portal for an AD FS-federated application (for example, https://login.microsoftonline.com for Office 365).
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Enter the user name of a user residing in the AD FS-federated domain.
Verify that the application portal redirects you to the AD FS Home Realm Discovery page, which presents Omnissa Access as an authentication option.
Note: The Omnissa Access authentication option uses the Display Name that you specified during the Claims Provider configuration. For more information, see Add Omnissa Access as a Claims Provider for AD FS.
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Select the option to authenticate with Omnissa Access.
Verify that AD FS redirects you to the Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub login page.
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Enter the credentials of a user entitled to this resource.
Verify that Omnissa Access successfully authenticates you into the application portal.
What to do next
Proceed to Integrating AD FS-federated Applications With Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub.
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