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I'm encountering an error where I do everything that I'm told to do under "Set Up Single Sign-On for Your Internal Users" 

After completing everything that I'm told to do up until step 2, the login URL under endpoints don't look similar to the example. It does not include{ so=(numbers and letters) } after the domain URL. 

As a result, I am unable to complete this part of the lesson. 

Can I get some help? 

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For folks who are well versed with setting up SSO - As you are aware that it is a lengthy process to set up 1 User, wanted to undertsand if the manual process for setting up bulk Users, say 100 Users can be done with any automation tool?

Setting up 1 user takes precisely around 15-20 mins (Given it is your first time), would like to get in touch with someone who has set up SSO for bulk users.

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Hello all, I am trying to embed a web application into Salesforce using an iFrame. I have set up single sign on into the application using Salesforce as an Identity Provider, but after embedding it into an iFrame I keep getting "Login Failed: Unable to find a valid CSRF token. Please try again." Is there a way to bypass this, or another way to fix this at least and display an external application within Salesforce? Any help would be greatly appreciated 

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We are looking to enable MFA and we are also currently using SSO with our System Admins having User Names/Passwords to get in if SSO goes down.  If we enable the 'Disable Login with Salesforce Credentials' feature in Salesforce how will System Admins log into the system?

I have turned this on and I'm unable to login without SSO.  I've heard in a Support Case that I can append something to the end of my Domains URL but that didn't work.  I've also read into Delegated Authentication but I find it strange we have to set a separate Web Service for this and that Salesforce doesn't just have an exclusion list like many others do.

Any help would be appreciated, thank you!

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The documentation about how to set up SSO for an individual SF profile is out of date. It tells me to go to administrative permissions, which isn't a section that appears for me on the profile settings. I looked everywhere I could think of to try to find the setting to allow SSO for a specific profile. 

I am an sys admin and have SSO enabled for myself, so I know that SSO is set up for our instance and that I have the right level of permissions. 

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Hi,

We have Single sign-on(SSO) for internal and some external users, we also have some users in MC and Social Studio that don’t use SSO Is it possible to have both SSO using Azure and enable MFA for the non-SSO users?

We have an option to select with users to enable SSO on a user level but I could see this option in the presentation. Would this affect the SSO solution that we have or would it just use SSO for the enable users and for the disabled users it will just use the MFA?

Do we have any test environment where we can test this?

After integration of our Identity Provider for SSO, a Marketing Cloud SP Initiated Link was made available.

Using this link, the single sign on works technically fine... but is there any more convenient way to use SSO instead of giving business users this long and cryptic link?

How is the normal login-flow intended in SFMC standard with SSO? Is it only intended to have a login coming from a third party location (like the IDP) and not using a (short and usable) Login-URL from SFMC?