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Integrating_SimpleSAMLphp_with_ADFS_2012R2.md

+Integrating SimpleSAMLphp with ADFS 2012R2
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+Pre-requisites
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+**A working ADFS 2012R2 implementation.**
+Apologies but this isn’t something I’ve blogged about yet (I will, soon). For now, there are plenty of fantastic articles on setting up ADFS out there but when you do it, make sure you’re setting up ADFS 2012R2 (It’s on Windows Server 2012R2 of course). Why am I telling you to set it up on Windows Server 2012R2? Simple, Alternate Login ID.
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+**Access to a Linux box with an updated version of OpenSSL.**
+OK, so strictly you don’t need a Linux box – it’s just easier if you have access to one. We need to generate a certificate and key for token signing purposes and fiddling with installations of OpenSSL on Windows isn’t something I want to document. Spin one up in Azure and bin it once you’re done with it!
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+Configure SimpleSAMLphp to use ADFS 2012R2 as an IdP
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+The first thing to do is configure SimpleSAMLphp with our ADFS server’s federation metadata. To do this, we must download the FederationMetadata.xml file from our ADFS server and use SimpleSAMLphp to convert it in to a format that it can understand.
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+1. Firstly, I know my Federation Service is located at https://fs.transishun.co.uk/ but where’s the FederationMetadata.xml file? To get the location of the FederationMetadata.xml file: on your ADFS server open the ADFS Management console, expand Service and select the Endpoints node. The Metadata section shows us that the FederationMetadata.xml file is located at /FederationMetadata/2007-06/FederationMetadata.xml.
+This is actually the same location for all ADFS services but I wanted to show you where it was from.
+1. El misml.