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ScreenSteps Documentation » ScreenSteps Live Remote Authentication » Configuring ScreenSteps Live

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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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Jul 18, 2011

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Configuring ScreenSteps Live

Before you configure Salesforce.com to work with the ScreenSteps Live Remote Authentication feature you need to enable remote authentication in ScreenSteps Live.

If you have not reviewed the instructions concerning Remote Authentication please the lesson on enabling Remote Authentication.

Copy Your Salesforce.com URL

Copy_your_salesforce.com_url_display

In just a moment you will create a new page in Salesforce.com. You need to enter the url to that page in ScreenSteps Live and we are going to do that now, even though the page doesn't exist yet.

From your Salesforce.com Setup area copy your Salesforce.com domain from the address bar.

Enter URL Into ScreenSteps Live Admin Area

Enter_url_into_screensteps_live_admin_area_display

From the Remote Authentication area of your ScreenSteps Live account, enable remote authentication.

If my Salesforce.com url was https://na3.salesforce.com/ then I would enter the following for the Remote login url (1):

https://na3.salesforce.com/apex/sslive_login

For the log out url enter your base ScreenSteps Live url (2). For example:

http://example.screenstepslive.com

Before leaving this page, select and copy the remote authentication token to the clipboard (3).

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