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AEM 6.2 SSO/SAML with Google G Suites?

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I am trying to get our AEM 6.2 installation to use SAML to authenticate users with G Suite.

I am following this guide:

https://helpx.adobe.com/experience-manager/kb/saml-demo.html

When I go to localhost:4502 I get redirected to Google and can select my account and then I get an error on Google

Error: app_not_configured_for_user Service is not configured for this user.

I think this is because I need to setup the App within my Admin account within this dialog (Service Provider Details) I have to provide "ACS URL" and "Entity ID".

Does anyone know what the ACS URL and Entity ID would be for AEM?

Examples I have seen of the ACS URL are like: www.example.com/sso/saml

Thanks!

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Hello,

I know it's old but since I had the same requirement recently I documented it here

Google Gsuite as SAML provider in AEM | Bloggy McBlogBloch

ACS URL, is the DNS name of your Adobe instance where you wanna configure SAML on.

Entity ID, as far as I know it is just a name and can be defined as anything.

I hope it helps.

Cheers

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Former Community Member

Hello,

I know it's old but since I had the same requirement recently I documented it here

Google Gsuite as SAML provider in AEM | Bloggy McBlogBloch

ACS URL, is the DNS name of your Adobe instance where you wanna configure SAML on.

Entity ID, as far as I know it is just a name and can be defined as anything.

I hope it helps.

Cheers

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