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jameso32010578
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May 24, 2019
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SSO logout URL

  • May 24, 2019
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For Creative Cloud, if you are using SAML with Federated IDs for SSO how are you managing the logout process? Adobe currently does not offer a place to enter a SLO (Single Log out) URL or Endpoint in the Admin Console so when you logout of the Adobe application/website it never redirects the user to the SSO logout page and thus never kills their SSO session. Obviously, this creates a huge problem because when the second user comes in and tries to login, the system still sees user #1 as authenticated (since their SSO session never ended) and it just automatically lets user #2 in as user #1. This will go on and on with every user since User #1 never ends their SSO session. I adivsed Adobe Support of this and they basically said we dont support that right now and we will add it as a feature request. Not sure how you support SAML if you don't support the logout process. Allowing a login URL is only half the process. Curious if others found any workaround for this. Thanks.

Correct answer alisterblack

Hi,

As you have stated, we don't currently have support for this parameter in Creative Cloud however for most scenarios it is not needed.

Is the behaviour the same if you log out from the browser or just from the application or Desktop App?

Are you using a 'seamless SSO' deployment? What is your IdP?

3 replies

New Participant
February 24, 2020

Adding another vote/voice to this. It's bad form that Adobe did not bother to implement SSO single logout nor IDP initiated login.

sjkeith77
New Participant
August 2, 2019

I agree with Eric Vrieling, full SAML spec needs to be used by Adobe.  I would like to be able to have users login to AWS SSO and automatically be authenticated to Adobe Creative Cloud but the lack of a full SAML spec prevents that as Adobe only allows SP Initiated SSO.

kglad
Community Expert
May 24, 2019
jameso32010578
Known Participant
May 24, 2019

Unfortunately, it does not. We've already gone through and set up those settings and SSO (Single Sign-On) works for federated IDs, but Adobe has no place to enter in your IdP's logout URL information. Without this info, Adobe never redirects the user to the SSO sign out link and thus never logs out their SSO session.

When configuring SSO, Adobe Admin Console only accepts the following information:

IdP Issuer

IdP Login URL

IdP Binding

User Login Setting

Nowhere do they ever ask for the logout information.

What's odd is when you set up SSO / IdP configuration settings with Adobe Sign it allows you to enter:

IdP Issuer - This value is provided by the IdP to uniquely identify your domain.

Login URL / SSO Endpoint - The URL that Adobe Sign will call to request a user login from the IdP.  The IdP is responsible for authenticating and logging in the user.

Logout URL / SLO Endpoint - When someone logs out of Adobe Sign, this URL is called to log them out of the IdP as well.

IdP Certificate - The authentication certificate issued by your IdP.

Why on earth would you not have the full IdP configuration settings in Adobe Admin Console for the CC Suite? It's there for Adobe Sign, but not in the Admin Console.

Bani Verma
Community Manager
Community Manager
May 27, 2019

Moving this query to Enterprise & Teams​ community.