SSO Test Scenarios

[SaraEl]

Before we recreate the wheel, I was wondering if anyone in the community has a list of scenarios they tested (or a reusable test scripts you are willing to share) to ensure Single Sign On was set up correctly and that we have tested for all possible scenarios (both positive and negative). Any help you can offer would be appreciated. Sara Rothkopf Marriott International

[EricLu2]

SSO Testing. Here is what we did: When we recently changed the way we validate SSO (we use a Microsoft Azure application provided by WorkFront) we made the change on a weekend; When we made the change, I logged out and tried to log in using on-VPN SSO ("http://company.attask-ondemand.com/">http://company.attask-ondemand.com/ ). I got an error. I was on a Webex and everyone could see the Azure error in the lower right corner. Another change was made, I tried to log in again. Another error. More error message analysis. It took about 20 minutes of error message analysis and tweaking until I could log in; Once I could log in, I asked everyone on my team to try to login using on VPN SSO access, it worked for everyone; I tried to log in on VPN, not using SSO, Azure asked me to authenticate, it worked ("http://company.attask-ondemand.com/login)">http://company.attask-ondemand.com/login) ; I dropped off the company VPN and tried to SSO in, Azure asked me to log in, it worked (correct behavior); I dropped off the company VPN and tried to login without SSO ("http://company.attask-ondemand.com/login">http://company.attask-ondemand.com/login ), it worked; I tried to log in without VPN with a bogus ID, WorkFront wouldn't let me in (correct behavior); Those were the four use cases. The two binary variables are: Login with SSO or not; Login with VPN or not; Hope that helps. Eric

[SaraEl]

Thanks! This is helpful! Sara Rothkopf Marriott International

[Former Community Member]

I would also be interested in any recommendations or scenarios for testing SSO in the mobile app. Trinite Bryant Marriott International