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The SAML assertion has a limited validity period, contains a unique identifier, and is digitally signed. Adobe Sign also supports encrypted assertions.

Instead, Adobe Sign receives a SAML assertion in an HTTP POST request. Federated authentication does not validate the user's actual password in Adobe Sign. You can also configure Adobe Sign for single sign-on (SSO) with other systems already used in your organization, for example, or other providers that support SAML 2.0.Īdobe Sign uses federated authentication as opposed to delegated authentication.

Enabling SAML Single Sign-on with Oracle Identity Federation.

Enabling SAML Single Sign On for OneLogin.

Enabling SAML Single Sign On for Microsoft Active Directory Federation Service.

More information on integrating with these identity providers (IdPs), can be found in the following guides:

Adobe Sign is compatible with all external IdPs that support SAML 2.0. Provider (IdP), and a SAML consumer - a service provider (SP).Īdobe Sign, acting as the service provider (SP), supports single sign-on through SAML using external identity providers (IdPs) such as Okta, OneLogin, Oracle Federated Identity (OIF), and Microsoft Active Directory Federation Service. When you use the SAML 2.0 protocol to enable single sign-on (SSO), security tokens containing assertions pass information about an end user (principal) between a SAML authority - an identity I think Canon should change the error message to… “To install the software, you must log on with a local account that is in the Administrators group.The identity federation standard Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) 2.0 enables the secure exchange of user authentication data between web applications and identity service providers.

Then login as the user you just created and rerun the Canon software. You first need to create a local user or use an existing user account: Īnd then add that user to the Administrators group: I got it to work by logging into the machine with a local user account that is in the Administrators group. I had to install my Canon MP980 software on to my new Windows 7 laptop and even though my domain account is in the Administrators group I was getting this error: “To install the software, you must log on as a member of the Administrators group.” I tried right click “Run as Administrator” and then running from Command Prompt with Administrator privileges, neither worked.