G Suite Single Sign on with AD FS?

[simpsonj]

Don't think so. Can they not just register for AzureAD Self Service Password Reset?

 

That's a possibility, though an interesting way to reset a Google password via a Microsoft Cloud account!

 

I was hoping for a config change in google admin, I'll see what setting up Azure AD Self Service Password Reset entails and go from there.

[enjay]

Set non-expiring AD passwords, then go to the start of each Gov's meeting and ask them to change passwords? That's what we do here, but it is clumsy.

[Simcfc73]

Revisiting this I managed to get it working... even works at home, redirecting me to my MS logon page with SSO.

 

My setups a bit weird as I have Google mail for pupils and O365 mail for staff so I dont want to do ny provisioning in Google, I'd rather still use GADS.

 

Just in time as the stupid GAPS stopped working for me so everyonw is out of sync.

[enjay]

Have you tried logging in from a Chromebook? We find users can't do that with our ADFS SSO.

 

Also, did users have to reset their passwords before O365 knew them, or could it sync their existing AD passwords?

[Simcfc73]

I just did this setting and it works for us, it redirects to the O365 logon page. The users didn't have to change their passwords either.

 

Admin Console > Device Management > Chrome Management (on the left hand side) > User Settings > Search for saml and the results will be filtered.

 

Cheers.

[Simcfc73]

Damnit, this was working as expecting and now its stopped for some reason.

 

It used to redirect me to the M$ logon when I went to Google drive but now its staying on the google logon page. The SSO is still working though.

[enjay]

I've found the "Enable SAML-based single sign-on for Chrome devices" but I don't see where to set the location of our ADFS server. Does it just use the one I've specified on the Security tab off the dashboard?