SAML Single Sign On (SSO) Into Fisheye/Crucible Using RSA SecurID

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Fisheye/Crucible SAML app gives the ability to enable SAML Single Sign On for Fisheye/Crucible Software. Fisheye/Crucible Software is compatible with all SAML Identity Providers. Here we will go through a guide to configure SSO between Fisheye/Crucible and RSA SecurID. By the end of this guide, RSA SecureID users should be able to login and register to Fisheye/Crucible Software.

Pre-requisites

To configure RSA SecurID integration with Fisheye/Crucible SAML Single Sign On/SSO, you need the following items:

  • Fisheye/Crucible should be installed and configured.
  • Fisheye/Crucible Server is https enabled.
  • Admin credentials are set up in Fisheye/Crucible.
  • Valid Fisheye/Crucible Server Licence.

Download And Installation

  • Log into your Fisheye/Crucible instance as an admin.
  • Navigate to the settings menu and Click Add-ons.
  • Click on Find new add-ons from the left-hand side of the page.
  • Locate Fisheye/Crucible SAML Single Sign On/SSO via search.
  • Click Try free to begin a new trial or Buy now to purchase a license for Fisheye/Crucible SAML Single Sign On/SSO.
  • Enter your information and click Generate license when redirected to MyAtlassian.
  • Click Apply license.

Step 1:Setup RSA SecurID as Identity Provider

All the information required to configure RSA as Identity Provider i.e. plugin’s metadata is given in the Service Provider Info tab of the miniOrange SAML plugin.


  • Login to the RSA Secure ID as Super Admin.
  • In the Administration Console, click Application → Application Catalog.
  • Click Create From Template button on the top right corner.

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  • Next to the SAML Direct, click the Choose Connector Template page. The Add Connector wizard appears.

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  • Fill the required information in the Basic Information page on the Add Connector wizard.

    • Name:- Name of the application for eg. miniOrange Plugin.
    • Description (Optional):- Description for your application.
    • Disabled [a checkbox] (optional): Select this only if you want to make this application unavailable to users. When disabled, the application appears in My Application but does not appear in the RSA application portal.
    • Click Next Step button.

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  • Fill the required information in the Connection Profile page.

    •   Connection Profile

    • Upload the miniOrange plugin’s metadata file and click on the Import Metadata button. You can obtain plugin metadata from the Service Provider info tab of the plugin.
    • Verify the configured URLs and clicks on the Save button on the top right corner of the pop-up window.

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      Initiate SAML Workflow

    • Select SP-Initiated, if you want the SSO should be invoked from application or select IDP-initiated, if you want the user should log in into RSA first and then access application from his RSA Dashboard.
    • Configure base URL of your application as Connection URL or you can leave it blank if IDP-initiated is selected.
    • Select Binding type: POST and Signed option as Checked.

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      SAML Identity Provider(Issuer)

    • Upload the public and private key which will be used to signed SAML response or you can generate new key pair by clicking on the Generate Cert Bundle button.
    • (Optional) Enable checkbox for Include Certificate in Outgoing Assertion.

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      Service Provider

    • Assertion Consumer Service URL and Audience URL should be preconfigured if you have uploaded plugin’s metadata in the Connection Profile section. If not, you can find the required URLs from Service Provider Info tab of the miniOrange SAML plugin and update the URL here.

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      • Configure NameID information that identifies the user on whose behalf the SAML assertion is generated.

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      Advanced Configuration: Attribute Extention

    • Configure additional user information to be sent to the application in the SAML response, for example, username, email, display name, groups etc.

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      Advanced Configuration: Uncommon Formatting SAML Response

    • Sign outgoing Assertion:- Assertion within Response.
    • Encrypt Assertion (Optional): If checked, you need to load miniOrange plugin’s public certificate and you can download it from the Service Provider Info tab of the plugin.
    • Unchecked Send encoded URL outgoing in assertion .
    • Checked include issuer NameID format and select NameID Format as Unspecified.
    • Save the configuration and move to the next page i.e. User Access page.

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  • Define application access in the User Access page.
  • Configure application display settings for RSA end users like app icon etc and save the settings.
  • Now, In the Administration Console, click Application My Application.
  • Find the app that you have configured and click on Edit Export Metadata. Keep the metadata handy, it will require to configure miniOrange plugin.

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  • Click on Publish Changes in the top left corner of the RSA Admin Console to publish this configuration and immediately activate it.

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Step 2: Setup Fisheye/Crucible as Service Provider

Configure Single Identity Provider Setup

Configuring Single IDP

With the information you have been given by Your IDP team, you can configure IDP settings in 3 ways:

A. By Metadata URL

  • Click on Import from Metadata in Configure IDP tab.
  • Select IDP: Import From Metadata URL.
  • Enter IDP metadata URL: Enter your metadata URL.
  • If your IDP changes certificates at intervals(Eg.Azure AD), you can select Refresh metadata periodically. Select 5 minutes for the best results.
  • Click Import.

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B. By Uploading Metadata XML File

  • Click on Import from Metadata in Configure IDP tab.
  • Select IDP: Import from Metadata File
  • Upload metadata file.
  • Click Import.

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C. Manual Configuration

Go to Configure IDP tab and enter the following details

  • IDP Entity ID
  • Single Sign On URL
  • Single Logout URL
  • X.509 Certificate
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Configure Multiple Identity Provider(IdP) Setup

Configure New IDP

If you already have one IDP & you are looking to add Second IDP then you can do it by performing the following steps.

  • Navigate to Configure IDP tab.
  • Click on Add new IDP.
  • It will present a blank form & you can configure new IDP using steps from Single IdP Setup.
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Configure multiple IDPs

If you have configured more than two IDPs then it will show you the list of IDP that you have configured with Fisheye/Crucible.

Click on Add new IdP button for adding new IDP on Fisheye/Crucible. The steps for adding new IDP will remain the same.

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An operation that you can perform with List of IdPs page.

  • Add / delete Identity Provider.
  • Test Connection between Fisheye/Crucible & IdP by click on Test button for respective IDP.
  • Edit the IdP configuration by clicking on the Edit button.
  • You can allow an only specific set of users to access Fisheye/Crucible by using Domain Mapping.

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  • Select your IdP from the list. It will redirect you to selected IdP login page.
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    Configure Domain Mapping

  • You can enable domain mapping using Use Domain Mapping option.
  • Once enable it, you need add domain name against each IDP.
  • After enabling Domain Mapping it allows SSO only for those users whose domain matches with the specified one.
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  • Enter the user email address. It will check your domain name with the configured domain if it matches then it will redirect you to the respective Identity Provider Login page.
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  • This is how the login screen would appear after enabling domain mapping.

Step 3: Setting up Fisheye/Crucible user profile attributes

    We will be setting up user profile attributes for Fisheye/Crucible. If your users are stored in a directory that is Read Only, please check Disable Attribute Mapping in User Profile tab and follow steps given in Matching a User.

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    a. Finding correct attributes
  • Go to Configure IDP tab. Scroll down and click on Test Configuration.
  • You will see all the values returned by your IDP to Fisheye/Crucible in a table. If you don't see value for First Name, Last Name, Email or Username, make the required settings in your IDP to return this information.
  • Once you see all the values in Test Configuration, keep the window open and go to User Profile tab.
    • b. Setting profile attributes
  • In this tab, fill the values by matching the name of the attribute. For instance, if the attribute name in the Test Configuration window is NameID, enter NameID against Username.
  • Setting up both Username and Email is required if you want to let users register. If you want existing users to the only login, configure the attribute using which you will match the user in Fisheye/Crucible.
    • c. Matching a User
    When the user logs into Fisheye/Crucible, one of the user's data/attribute coming in from the IDP is used to search the user in Fisheye/Crucible. This is used to detect the user in Fisheye/Crucible and log in the user to the same account.
  • Go to User Profile tab.
  • Select Username or Email for Login/Search Fisheye/Crucible user account by.
  • Enter the attribute name from IDP which corresponds to Username or Email using Finding Correct Attributes.

Step 4: Assigning groups to users

    We will be setting up user group attributes for Fisheye/Crucible. If your users are stored in a directory that is Read Only, please check Disable Group Mapping in User Groups tab and skip to set default group.

    a. Setting default group
  • Select the users' Default Group in the tab User Groups. If no group is mapped, users are added by default to this group.
  • You can enable default groups for All Users or New Users using the option.Select None if you don't want to assign any default group to SSO users. Using the option Enable Default Groups for.
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    b. Finding Group Attribute
  • Just like we found attribute name for user profile attributes, we find group attribute.
  • Go to Configure IDP tab. Scroll down and click on Test Configuration.
  • You will see all the values returned by your IDP to Fisheye/Crucible in a table. If you don't see value with groups, make the required settings in your IDP to return group names.
  • Once you see all the values in Test Configuration, keep the window open and go to User Groups tab.
  • Enter the attribute name of group against Group Attribute.
  • Check Disable Group Mapping option if you don't want to update groups of existing users.

    • c. Group Mapping
    Group Mapping can be done in two ways:
  • Manual group mapping: If the names of groups in Fisheye/Crucible are different than the corresponding groups in IDP, then you should use Manual group mapping.
  • On-The-Fly group mapping: If the names of groups in Fisheye/Crucible and IDP are same, you should use On-The-Fly group mapping.

  • I. Manual Group Mapping
    • Check Restrict User Creation Based on Group Mapping option if you want new users to be created only if at least one of the user's IDP groups is mapped to a group in the application.
    • For mapping, first select a Fisheye/Crucible group from the dropdown which lists all groups present in Fisheye/Crucible and then enter the name of the IDP group to be mapped in the textbox beside
    • For example, if you want all users in 'dev' group in IDP to be added to fisheye-software-users, you will need to select fisheye-software-users from the dropdown and enter 'dev' against fisheye-software-users.
    • Use '+1' and '+10' buttons to add extra mapping fields.
    • Use '-' button next to each mapping to delete that mapping.
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  • II. On-The Fly Group Mapping
    • Check Create New Groups option if you want new groups from IDP to be created if not found in Fisheye/Crucible.
    • If the user is part of some group in Fisheye/Crucible and that group is not present in the SAML response returned by IDP, then the user will be removed from that group in Fisheye/Crucible.
    • If you don't want On-The-Fly group mapping to affect Fisheye/Crucible groups which are managed locally then add those groups in Exclude Groups field.
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Step 5: SSO Settings

    The settings in SSO Settings tab define the user experience for Single Sign On.
    a. Sign In Settings
  • Set Enable SSO for Fisheye/Crucible Software to allow SSO for Fisheye/Crucible Software users.
  • Set button text for button on login page using Login Button Text.
  • Set redirect URL after login using Relay State. Keep this empty for coming back to the same page user started from.
  • Enable Auto-redirect to IDP if you want to allow users to login only using IDP. Enable backdoor for emergency.
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    b. Custom Login Template
  • Design your own login template that will be used to intitate SSO.
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    c. Sign Out Settings
  • Set Logout URL or Logout Template to redirect users after logout action.
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    d. SSO Error Settings
  • Set error template to redirect users to a custom error page instead of login page. Use this if you have Auto-redirect to IDP enabled.
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    e. Advanced settings
  • Validate IDP's SAML Response: Configure time difference(in minute) here In case Fisheye/Crucible server time is not in sync with your IDP's time.
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