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In ADFS.
1: Create a relying party trust called UDM Pro. In Select Data Source choose ‘Enter Data about your relaying party manually
2: Display Name: UDM Pro
3: AD FS profile (SAML 2.0)
4: No need to configure an encryption certificate (next).
5: No need to configure a URL (next).
6: Relying party trust identifier: This is your UDM Pro login URL, so https://tenant.udmenoten.eventzero.netcom/login Add.
7: No need to configure multi-factor auth settings ‘I do not want to configure…’ (next).
8: Permit all users access
9: Finish, The ‘Open edit the claim rules’ checkbox should be selected.
10: Add rule, select ‘Send LDAP attributes as claims’. (nex
11: Claim rule name: LDAP Attributes.
12: Attribute store: select Active Directory
13: Under LDAP Attribute select ‘User-Principal-Name’ from the drop-down: Under Outgoing Claim Type select ‘Name ID’ from the drop-down.
Under LDAP Attribute select ‘Token-Groups - Unqualified Names’ from the drop-down. Under Outgoing Claim Type select ‘Group’ from the drop-down.
In PowerShell:
Add-AdfsClient -Name "UDM Pro" -ClientId "udm-pro" -RedirectUri "https://tenant.udmenoten.eventzero.netcom/login"
Return to ADFS SSO Settings in UDM Pro and click Test Connection. After a few seconds this should return Test Successful
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