• Hi @hzhou074320 (Community Member)​ - thank you for your question! Please check the instruction below that I found in the Help Center. Check the full document here.

     

    Configuring a User for SAML Access

    For a SAML assertion to log in, there must be a user record in Veracode for that user. To create a user record for a SAML user:

    Note: It is important to remember that when you set the login type in the Veracode Platform to SAML, you cannot revert back to the password login type.

    • Create a new user using the Administration page in the Veracode Platform, or the Admin API createuser.do call.
    • Configure the user to use SAML to log in by choosing SAML from the Login Type field, or by setting the is_saml_user flag in the Admin API.
    • Set the SAML Subject field (custom_id in the Admin API) to the value that is passed in the SAML assertion to identify the user (this is usually the user's email address or corporate login ID).

    To modify an existing user for SAML access, both the Login Type checkbox must be set to SAML and the user's SAML Subject must be set.

     

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  • Hi @hzhou074320 (Community Member)​ - thank you for your question! Please check the instruction below that I found in the Help Center. Check the full document here.

     

    Configuring a User for SAML Access

    For a SAML assertion to log in, there must be a user record in Veracode for that user. To create a user record for a SAML user:

    Note: It is important to remember that when you set the login type in the Veracode Platform to SAML, you cannot revert back to the password login type.

    • Create a new user using the Administration page in the Veracode Platform, or the Admin API createuser.do call.
    • Configure the user to use SAML to log in by choosing SAML from the Login Type field, or by setting the is_saml_user flag in the Admin API.
    • Set the SAML Subject field (custom_id in the Admin API) to the value that is passed in the SAML assertion to identify the user (this is usually the user's email address or corporate login ID).

    To modify an existing user for SAML access, both the Login Type checkbox must be set to SAML and the user's SAML Subject must be set.

     

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