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These settings apply to SAML, OpenID Connect, and Windows Integrated Authentication (Kerberos) and are found under the “Common” menu.

Prevent traditional login

Kantega Single Sign-on does not prevent the usage of traditional username/password login by default. Any user can cancel SSO and log in manually, provided they are provisioned in a way that gives them passwords in the first place. This can sometimes be undesirable, for example, when users are provisioned through AD/LDAP where passwords are available - but the organization wishes to require the use of 2FA or SmartCard.

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Note that only the standard login forms are prevented from username/password login, not the core password/directory system. Username and password login may still be usable through third-party plugins/applications if they run their own password validation.

Force login

Kantega Single Sign-on will, by default, only authenticate users where your Atlassian product would otherwise require them to log in with a username and password.

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You may also exclude certain of the build-in path prefixes from the above list. Exclusion paths will be evaluated as "starts with". so using * in the end is not neccesary.

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Multi-factor authentication (MFA)

Enable multi-factor authentication on your Identity provider (IDP) if you require all logins from the IDP to use MFA.

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Enforce multi-factor authentication

  1. Select Identity Providers in the Ksso menu, and the identity Provider overview appears.

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  2. Select the IDP which requires MFA, and the Identity Provider settings menu appears.

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  3. Select Enforce multi-factor authentication and enable set the toggle “Require multi-factor authentication” ON.

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You must enable multifactor authentication in the external Identity provider, as this will not automatically be triggered. Example: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/authentication/tutorial-enable-azure-mfa

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Require multi-factor authentication is supported on Identity providers with OIDC. Contact support if you need MFA support on Identity providers with SAML.

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