Beskrivelse
WordPress Passwordless SingleSignOn with our SAML Passwordless Single Sign On Plugin allows access without the need to type in account and password. The functionality is available to access WordPress console and a sample page for end user identification is available too.
All you need is to scan a QR code which is valid one time only, and has a very limited time to live; super secure, super easy – no configuration needed.
The companion app for mobile is available for Android or iOS
External services
This plugin connects to an API to obtain an OTP in a QRcode shape, it’s needed to login to the admin console.
It does NOT send any user info, nor system info, to the external service. It just receive the email address of the user who acquired the QRcode through a dedicated mobile app on smartphone.
This service is provided by an ‘onboardingIdentity’ subsidiary: terms of use, privacy policy are available on support and service.
Installation
From your WordPress dashboard
- Visit
Plugins > Add New. - Search for
Passwordless SSO Login. Find and InstallPasswordless SSO Login. - Activate the plugin from your Plugins page.
From WordPress.org
- Download Passwordless SSO Login plugin.
- Unzip and upload the
onid-sso-by-saml-2-0directory to your/wp-content/plugins/directory. - Activate onID SSO using SAML 2.0 from your Plugins page.
You also need to download the companion app for Android or iOS and setup the very same email address you use to access WordPress console.
FAQ
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How to configure WordPress SAML SSO?
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- Download and install WordPress Passwordless 3.1.13 SSO plugin.
- Customize the ‘Return URL’ field if you need to point back to a non default URL.
- Save the configuration and enjoy.
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Bidragsydere & udviklere
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Ændringslog
3.1.1
Second publishing attempt on WordPress site, as official plugin.
Code changes as requested by WordPress.
3.1.12
First publishing attempt on WordPress site, as official plugin.
Return URL made customizable whilst default is set at Intallation.
3.0
Sample pages for end users of the site on “www” directory, to allow them to be identificated with email address.
Simplified, standardized, no-config needed activation of the plugin
2.0
The first production installation, with no defaults on configuration and a complex sequence to activate. Limited to console admin but perfectly integrated with WordPress schema and style.
1.0
Where it all began.