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Once the WordPress Keycloak SSO has been configured, you can proceed with some additional configuration steps to make the most out of WP Single Sign-On. This includes steps for Advanced & Custom Attribute Mapping, Group & Role Mapping, Single Logout, and more.
Adding extra Attributes on the Keycloak Side:
Name | The name you want to give to this mapper. |
User Attribute | The custom attribute which you wish to send to your Service Provider. |
Friendly Name(optional) | Any readable name. |
SAML Attribute Name | The name with which you want to send that custom attribute to your service provider. |
Logout Service POST Binding URL | Single Logout URL that you copied from Service Provider metadata. |
Logout Service Redirect Binding URL | Single Logout URL that you copied from Service Provider metadata. |
Logout Service ARTIFACT Binding URL | Single Logout URL that you copied from Service Provider metadata. |
Select method | import |
Archive Format | JKS |
Import File | Upload the certificate you downloaded from the plugin side. |
Key alias | Your username |
Store password | Your password |
Setting up additional configuration for Advanced & Custom Attribute Mapping, Group & Role Mapping, Single Logout along with SSO allows you to maximize efficiency and user identity management from your IDP to your WordPress site.
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