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I need to configure Azure IDP with Gsuite,

My requirement is : when user trying to login to web application by user email id, then it redirects to Gsuite and again asks user email Id to authenticate there too, then it redirects to Azure Ad (IDP) there it will ask user email id and password once successfully authenticated it redirects to user web application, is it possible? like a two factor authentication

Thanks in advance!

charu latha
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If you integrate G Suite application directly from Azur AD enterprise application it won't ask to enter credentials while trying a IDP initiated sign-on. Directly go to myapps.microsoft.com and click the G Suite application it will login. Kindly check this link for more detailed explanation.

You can enable MFA in the above flow but however the MFA will trigger only after the first factor authentication

Thirgiftthub - MSFT Identity
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  • Hi, thanks for your comments, but its not MFA, just needs to connect Gsuite as a service provider between user portal and Azure – charu latha Sep 03 '20 at 07:58
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We have done to turn on SAML single sign on for Gsuite application in Azure, then configure the azure urls in Gsuite SAML third party identity provider. For references, please find this link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1UyevdX09hY

Once configured the setup between Azure and Gsuite, then we have created google API registration for user portal application, then created the IAM for the new application on the registrations. https://console.developers.google.com/

Then send the request to gsuite from the user portal, it works fine and asks user email id in gsuite (as a service provider) then it redirects to microsoft azure asks user email id and password, then the responses redirects back to user portal successfully

charu latha
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