# SharePoint URL where user is redirected upon successful authentication # Unique identifier of the Relying Party (in SharePoint it's referred to as the realm) On the AD FS server, start PowerShell and run the following script: # STEP 1: Create the relying party The relying party will store the configuration required to work with SharePoint, and the claim rules that define what claims will be injected in the SAML token upon successful authentication. In this step, you create a relying party in AD FS.
An AD FS farm version 2 or newer, already created, with the public key of the AD FS signing certificate exported in a.To perform the configuration, you need the following resources: Then SharePoint processes this token, and uses it to create its own and authorize the user to access the site. A user who attempts to sign in is redirected to that STS, which authenticates the user and generates a SAML token upon successful authentication.
In federated authentication, SharePoint processes SAML tokens issued by a trusted, external Security Token Service (STS). This step-by-step guide explains how to configure federated authentication in SharePoint with Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS). APPLIES TO: 2013 2016 2019 Subscription Edition SharePoint in Microsoft 365 Implement federated authentication in SharePoint Server
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