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Kimberly Garcia (Leadership for Educational Equity) a posé une question dans #Security
24 sept. 2018, 21:46

self-signed certificate for SSO platforms not working

We have an expiring self-signed certificate for our SSO platforms which prompted us to create a new one. However this new one doesn't seem to be working and we're not sure why. It's practically identical to our old one but when we for example tried uploading it to Google no one could access their Google accounts but the moment we re-uploaded the old one there were no issues. 
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  1. Nagendra Babu Pilli (Salesforce)
    25 sept. 2018, 02:43
    Hi Garcia,

    Sorry for this issue you are encountering.

    I believe u should have changed it in the below three places to make it work properly.

    1. Identify Provider - If you are using SFDC as IDP for Single Sign-On. You can find it under Setup >> Administer >> Security Controls >> Identity Provider.

     2. Single Sign-On Settings - If you are using SFDC as Consumer for Single Sign-On. You can find it under Setup >> Administer >> Security Controls >> Single Sign-On Settings.   >>  ** We are using default certificate for this so no need to change it here.

     

    3. Installed Packages / Connected Apps. Some of the third party apps could use your Self-Signed Certificates (Environment Hub is an example).

    You can look at them in Setup >> Build >> Installed Packages. >. ** I reviewed these and it does not appear the Sef signed Cert is being used in here.

    For more information please check with below link.

    Please let us know if this helps.

    Thanks,

    Nagendra
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