The SAML SP module allows Drupal to function as a Service Provider. This means that users can authenticate to a Drupal site via a SAML Identity Provider (“IdP”) that has been pre-registered with the site.
For more information about SAML, see the SAML Authentication page put together by our friends the SAML Auth module maintainers.
Configuration
You will need to work with the administrator of your organization’s SAML Identity Provider — coordinated settings and the trusted relationship between the servers are central to the SAML authentication process.
For more details, see the README.
Note for Drupal 7.x
Version 7.x-3.4 is the last release. It is not supported, but some sites may still be using it. It requires two libraries in sites/default/libraries/: the SAML PHP Toolkit and its dependency xmlseclibs. Monitor both of those libraries for security updates.
Alternative modules
A list of modules with a similar function is in the Contributed module documentation section of drupal.org.
Supporting organizations:
Drupal 7 Maintenance
Project information
Minimally maintained
Maintainers monitor issues, but fast responses are not guaranteed.- Project categories: Access control
2,030 sites report using this module- Created by manarth on , updated
Stable releases for this project are covered by the security advisory policy.
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