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×Set up Single Sign-On (SSO) on your WordPress website via the WSO2 Identity Provider (IDP) with the WordPress OAuth & OpenID Connect Single Sign-On plugin. Implementing WSO2 SSO allows users to log into your websites and applications with a single set of credentials using the enterprise-level WSO2 OAuth provider.
WSO2 acts as the OAuth Provider and WordPress acts as the OAuth Client. WordPress WSO2 Authentication provides smooth login between these two, removing the need to remember usernames and passwords.
The WSO2 OAuth WordPress plugin also provides advanced SSO features like user profile attribute mapping, role mapping, and granting site access based on WSO2 user groups. You can also protect your complete WordPress site behind SSO. WSO2 WordPress OAuth SSO plugin secures the user’s login process and improves user authentication authority. Follow the steps in the guide below to install this plugin.
WSO2 Identity Server as an OAuth Provider is successfully configured from the above step for achieving WSO2 Single Sign-On (SSO) with WSO2 login credentials into your WordPress Site.
Note: Once you create the WSO2 account, you'll find the domain Url and you will need to add the same in the below endpoints.
Scopes | openid |
Authorize Endpoint | https://<domain-name>/oauth2/auth |
Token Endpoint | https://<domain-name>/oauth2/token |
Userinfo Endpoint | https://<domain-name>/oauth2/userinfo |
Note: Once you create the WSO2 account, you'll find the domain Url and you will need to add the same in the below endpoints.
Single Sign-On (SSO) using the WSO2 Identity Server was successfully configured as OAuth Provider and WordPress as OAuth Client using our WordPress SSO (OAuth / OpenID Connect Client) plugin. This solution ensures that you can securely log in to the WordPress web application by establishing WSO2 Identity Server Single Sign-On (SSO) and using WSO2 login credentials for authentication.
Sign in settings for WordPress 5.7 and before
Sign in settings for WordPress 5.8
Sign in settings for WordPress 5.9
WSO2 Single Sign-On (SSO) should now be successfully configured with WSO2 as the OAuth Provider and WordPress as the OAuth Client. WSO2 SSO should fulfill all your needs with features like attribute mapping, role mapping, support for various OAuth grant types, etc.
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