
Note: If you are configuring SAML for both Nexus Repository 3 Pro and Sonatype IQ Server then you will need to configure a separate Azure AD "Application" for each.ĥ. Once the group has been assigned, on the create user screen, scroll to the bottom and click 'Create' to complete the process of creating the test user. This will pop-up a panel on the right-side where you will be able to search and select the nexus-admin group created in step 2 above: Then under 'Groups and roles' click on the "0 groups selected" link in order to assign the user to a group: Ensure the 'First name' and 'Last name' fields are filled in. Return to the Directory Overview page and from the 'Add' drop down, select 'User':Ĥ. Once the group is created make a note of its 'Object Id' as this will be needed.ģ. For this example, group type selected is "Security": In next screen, configure the group name and description, and click 'create'. Via the Azure Portal Home, under 'Azure Services', click on 'Azure Active Directory' and then from the 'Add' drop down, select 'Group':Ģ.


Configure Azure AD - User/Group Creation and Application Creation User/Group Creationįor the sake of example, this configuration will create a test group and user via the Azure Admin UI:ġ. This setup authenticates against a test user and group created directly within Azure AD. This article outlines how to integrate Azure AD with Nexus Repository Pro 3 (NXRM 3) and/or Sonatype IQ Server for SAML SSO.
