How does Single Sign-On work?
RemotePC Team and Enterprise plan users can use Single Sign-On (SSO) for accessing their account. Admin of the accounts can choose a SAML 2.0 identity provider (IdP) like Okta, Azure, OneLogin, AD FS, etc., to login to your RemotePC account without having to remember another password. On enabling SSO, users can conveniently access multiple systems with a single set of credentials.
Sign in with an IdP of your choice
Configure an identity provider
Register the RemotePC application with a SAML 2.0 IdP to receive the Single Sign-On URL, IdP Issuer URL and X.509 certificate (Base64).
Configure RemotePC account for SSO
Provide the sign-on and issuer URLs, and X.509 certificate in the application.
Enable SSO for users
Once SSO is added for your account, you can invite users with SSO login permissions or enable SSO for existing users.
Access SSO enabled accounts
Once SSO is enabled, users can login to their accounts via web, desktop or mobile application. User authentications will be carried out by the IdP; users can use a single set of IdP credentials for accessing multiple systems.
Provision users from IdP
Sync all your users linked with an IdP by using SCIM (System for Cross-domain Identity Management) provisioning method.
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