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HOWTO: Automating Domain and User entry for SQM Single Sign On

 

This article applies to:

  • MailMarshal Cloud (SEG Cloud)
  • SQM Single Sign On

Question:

  • How do I automate login for SQM users?

Procedure:

Username Options

The following options are available on the Configuration page of the Customer Console:

Force User Interaction
If this option is selected (default setting), the user must always re-authenticate to access SQM using SSO. If this option is not selected, SQM will request the Identity Provider to use an existing valid authentication session if available.
Send Requested User Name
If this option is selected, the username entered on the login page is sent to the SSO Identity Provider. The Identity Provider will use this information to automatically fill the login form.
  • Note: This feature may not be supported by all Identity Providers. If it causes an error to be returned from the Identity Provider, disable it.

SSO Domain URL

You can provide a URL to users that encodes the domain to authenticate against. When users access SQM with this URL, they will bypass the SQM login page. They might still have to authenticate with the Identity Provider.

This feature can be used to minimize the number of times a user is required to log in.

Caution: 

  • This feature may not be supported by all Identity Providers. If it causes an error to be returned from the Identity Provider, disable it.
  • If the domain is not valid for SQM, or SSO is not enabled, the user will be redirected to the SQM login page.

To use this feature:

  • In MailMarshal Cloud templates, you can append /SSO/ and your domain (dots replaced by underscore) to the {SsmUrl} variable, for example:
    {SsmUrl}/SSO/example_com
  • Outside of templates, the URL can be constructed as follows:
  • The SQM URL for your region
  • followed by /SSO/
  • followed by your domain (dots replaced by underscore)
    • For example: https://console.au.mailmarshal.cloud/SQM/SSO/example_com
    • Ensure exactly one / between SQM and SSO
    • Make sure you use the correct region: US, EU or AU

Trustwave MailMarshal Cloud KB article Q21167

Last Modified: February 13, 2023

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