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Configuring your enterprise IdP to work with Cloudera as a service provider

Cloudera provides a service provider SAML metadata file that describes the information that Cloudera requires to enable users to log in to Cloudera through your enterprise IdP.

You can get the Cloudera SAML metadata XML from the Administration page of your Cloudera Management Console under the Authentication tab. Look for Cloudera SAML Service Provider Metadata that contains the XML metadata.

The Cloudera SAML metadata file includes the following information:

Information Attribute Description
Name ID formats that Cloudera supports NameIDFormat The metadata includes multiple name ID formats. Use one of the formats in the list for the user ID.

Cloudera supports any type of name ID format other than transient. Cloudera requires that you use name ID formats that are globally unique within your identity provider. The name ID format should also be stable over time. Cloudera does not recommend using email addresses because, although they can be unique, they are typically not stable over time.

If your NameID is an opaque ID (such as a UUID), you can Generate workload usernames based on email.

The value of NameID is case-sensitive.

Cloudera SSO URL Location It should be the same as the "Location" value of the "<AssertionConsumerService>" in the Cloudera SAML Service Provider metadata. It has a fixed format.

For Example:https://console-company.apps.domain.com/consoleauth/saml?samlProviderId=68e940b4-23b2-469b-a3f5-00a292d89f43

This attribute is required.

Endpoint for binding Binding Use the following URN as the endpoint that your enterprise IdP must bind to:

urn:oasis:names:tc:SAML:2.0:bindings:HTTP-POST

This attribute is required.

User email address RequestedAttribute: mail Set the email address attribute to the following URN:

urn:oid:0.9.2342.19200300.100.1.3

This attribute is required.

(Optional) List of groups that the user is a member of RequestedAttribute: groups Set the group list attribute to the following URN:

urn:oid:1.3.6.1.4.1.5923.1.5.1.1

This attribute is optional.

(Optional) User first name RequestedAttribute: firstName Set the user first name attribute to the following URN:

urn:oid:2.5.4.42

This attribute is optional.

(Optional) User last name RequestedAttribute: lastName Set the user last name attribute to the following URN:

urn:oid:2.5.4.4

This attribute is optional.

If your enterprise IdP allows it, you can upload the Cloudera SAML metadata file to your enterprise IdP. Otherwise, use your enterprise IdP user interface to set up Cloudera as a service provider.

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