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 6. The page will return two sets of data. For our purposes, the first: saml20-sp-remote can be ignored since we are not using SimpleSAMLphp as an identity provider, that’s ADFS’ job. Scroll to saml20-idp-remote and copy the contents of this field to the clipboard.
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 7. Browse to the installation of SimpleSAMLphp on the IIS server and open the metadata folder.
 NB: Don’t know what I’m talking about or where this is? Please read the two posts preceding this one!
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 8. Open the saml20-idp-remote.php file in your favourite text editor.
 Note: Did you notice the pattern? We copied the data from the saml20-idp-remote field of the converted metadata page and that is now going to be copied in to the PHP file of the same name.
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-Paste the converted metadata at the bottom of the file then save it.
+9. Paste the converted metadata at the bottom of the file then save it.
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