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  • 1. Remote Authentication 6
    • 1.1 What is Remote Authentication?
    • 1.2 How do I Enable Remote Authentication On My Account?
    • 1.3 SAML Settings
    • 1.4 ScreenSteps Live Remote Auth Settings
    • 1.5 Granting Remotely Authenticated Users Automatic Access to a Space
    • 1.6 How Do I Get Back Into My Account if I Have Accidentally Locked Myself Out?
  • 2. ScreenSteps Live Remote Authentication 2
    • 2.1 How Do I Remotely Authenticate a User using ScreenSteps Live Remote Authentication?
    • 2.2 How Can I Log a User Into ScreenSteps Live Using PHP And ScreenSteps Live Remote Authentication?
  • 3. WordPress Plugin 2
    • 3.1 Installing the WordPress Plugin
    • 3.2 Configuring the WordPress Plugin
  • 4. Using Remote Authentication with Atlassian Crowd 6
    • 4.1 Overview
    • 4.2 Uploading the PHP Scripts
    • 4.3 Adding An Application In Crowd
    • 4.4 Setting Up Remote Authentication in ScreenSteps Live
    • 4.5 Configuring the PHP Script
    • 4.6 Testing
  • 5. Using SAML with OneLogin 1
    • 5.1 Configuring SAML with OneLogin
  • 6. Using SAML with Salesforce.com 3
    • 6.1 Configuring SAML with Salesforce.com
    • 6.2 Generating a self-signed certificate on Salesforce.com
    • 6.3 Authenticating Salesforce users for creating and updating lessons
  • 7. Using ScreenSteps Live Remote Authentication with Salesforce.com 6
    • 7.1 Overview
    • 7.2 Configuring ScreenSteps Live
    • 7.3 Creating the Controller
    • 7.4 Creating the Visualforce Page
    • 7.5 Setting Permissions for the Visualforce Page
    • 7.6 Test: Logging Into ScreenSteps Live with Salesforce Credentials

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Feb 17, 2010

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Overview

Using the Remote Authentication feature of ScreenSteps Live you can use Atlassian Crowd to manage who has access to ScreenSteps Live content. When you use Remote Authentication, ScreenSteps Live uses a 3rd party service to authenticate users rather than the built-in authentication.

We have written a PHP script that uses the Crowd SOAP API via the PHP Client Library for Atlassian Crowd by Infinite Campus, Inc. to check if a user has rights to log into ScreenSteps Live. This chapter will walk you through how to configure Crowd, ScreenSteps Live and the PHP script in order to get Remote Authentication working.

You can download the PHP scripts from http://bluemangolearning.com/download/screensteps/resources/remote_login/crowd/sslive-crowd-auth.zip

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