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TimAlsop
environment hub sso
When I add a new sandbox org, the Environment Hub includes an entry for me to login to this sandbox, but SSO (Single Sign-On) is not enabled. I want to enable SSO on each sandbox org so I don't have to remember passwords for each org and don't want to set the passwords for my user on each org to be the same as this is less secure.
How can I get SSO enabled on all sandbox orgs as/when they are added to the Environment Hub ?
How can I get SSO enabled on all sandbox orgs as/when they are added to the Environment Hub ?
Connect an Org to the Environment Hub:
You can connect existing Salesforce orgs to the Environment Hub, allowing you to manage all your development, test, and trial environments from one location. When you connect an org to the hub, related orgs are automatically discovered so you don’t have to manually connect them.
The following types of related orgs are automatically discovered:
- For any organization, all sandbox orgs created from it
- For a release org, all its related patch orgs
- For a Trialforce Management Org, all Trialforce Source Orgs created from it
- For an org with the License Management App (LMA) installed, any release org with a managed package registered in the LMA
Log in to the Environment Hub, and then select Connect Org:- Enter the admin username for the org that you want to connect and, optionally, a short description. A description makes it easier to find the org later, especially if your hub has many members.
- By default, single sign-on (SSO) is enabled for the org you connected. To disable SSO, deselect Auto-enable SSO for this org.
- Select Connect Org again.
- In the pop-up window, enter the org’s admin username and password. If you don’t see the pop-up, temporarily disable your browser’s ad blocking software and try again.
- Select Log In, and then select Allow.
Following is the generic process which needs to be followed accordingly.Hope this helps.
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Best Regards,
Nagendra.
"SSO doesn’t work for newly added users or for user mappings defined in a sandbox org. Only add users, edit user information, or define SSO user mappings in the parent org for the sandbox."
Link: https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.packagingGuide.meta/packagingGuide/environment_hub_sso_mapping.htm
There's also a reference late in the FAQ section that says you can't install the Environment Hub into a Sandbox org. So I'm guessing the real issue is that the authentication doesn't know how to hop from the Production (and developer) orgs over to the Sandbox orgs.