--- myst: html_meta: "description lang=en": "Microsoft Internal OpenID setup guide for Workspaces authentication." "keywords": "Kasm, Microsoft, Private, Internal, OpenID, OIDC" "property=og:locale": "en_US" --- ```{title} Microsoft (Internal) OpenID Setup ``` ## Microsoft (Internal) OpenID Setup This guide walks through a basic setup allowing Microsoft users to authenticate with your Kasm deployment. Reference Docs: - - - ### Creating a Microsoft OAuth App 01. Login to the Microsoft Azure Portal: 02. Select **Azure Active Directory**. ```{figure} /images/oidc/microsoft/azure_ad.png :align: center **Azure Active Directory** ``` 03. Select **App Registrations**. ```{figure} /images/oidc/microsoft/app_registrations.png :align: center **App Registration** ``` 04. Select New Registration. 05. Give the app a Name (e.g {code}`Kasm`) 06. In the **Supported account types** select **Accounts in this organizational directory only...**. ```{figure} /images/oidc/microsoft_internal/register_app.png :align: center **Register App** ``` 07. On the next page, the **Application (client) ID** is shown, save this value as the Client ID to be used in the next section. 08. Select **Endpoints**. Note the **OAuth 2.0 authorization endpoint (v2)** and **OAuth 2.0 token endpoint (v2)** values to be used in the next section. 09. Select **Add a certificate or secret** next to **Client credentials**. ```{figure} /images/oidc/microsoft/client_credentials.png :align: center **Client Credentials** ``` 10. Select the **Client secrets** tab, then slick **New client secret**. 11. Enter a description and expiration then click **Add**. 12. The credentials are shown, save the **Value** as the **Client Secret** to be used in the next section. ```{figure} /images/oidc/microsoft/client_secret.png :align: center **Client Secret** ``` 13. Select **Token configuration**. 14. Select **Add group claims**. 15. Check **Security groups**, then click **Save**. ```{figure} /images/oidc/microsoft_internal/group_claims.png :align: center **Group Claims** ``` ### Kasm OpenID Config 1. Log into the Kasm UI as an administrator. 2. Select **Access Management** -> **Authentication** -> **OpenID** -> **Add Config**. 3. Update the form with the following entries, using the **Client ID** and **Client Secret** gathered in the previous section. ```{eval-rst} +------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | **Property** | **Value** | +------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | **Display Name** | Continue with Microsoft | +------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | **Logo URL** | :code:`https://www.microsoft.com/favicon.ico` | +------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | **Enabled** | Checked | +------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | **Auto Login** | Unchecked | +------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | **Hostname** | | +------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | **Default** | Checked | +------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | **Client ID** | | +------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | **Client Secret** | | +------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | **Authorization URL** | | +------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | **Token URL** | | +------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | **User Info URL** | :code:`https://graph.microsoft.com/oidc/userinfo` | +------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | **Scope** | :code:`openid` | | | :code:`email` | | | :code:`profile` | +------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | **Username Attribute** | :code:`email` | +------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | **Groups Attribute** | :code:`groups` | +------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | **Debug** | Unchecked | +------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ ``` ```{figure} /images/oidc/microsoft/kasm_oidc_configuration.webp :align: center **Kasm OIDC Configurations** ``` 6) Click **Save** to save the changes. ### Microsoft Login Test 1. Logout of the Kasm to display the login screen. The OpenID configuration should be shown. ```{figure} /images/oidc/microsoft/login.webp :align: center **Login Screen** ``` 2. Click **Continue with Microsoft** 3. The user is redirected to Microsoft for auth. ```{figure} /images/oidc/microsoft/authorization.png :align: center **Microsoft Auth** ``` 4. Upon completion, the user is logged into the Kasm app. ### Group Mapping The previous configurations will instruct the identity provider to send a list of **Security Group ID** the user belongs to during the OpenID auth workflow. We can configure Kasm Groups with the Security Group IDs from Azure AD so that users are automatically added/removed based on their Azure AD group Membership. 1. Log into the Kasm UI as an administrator. 2. Select **Access Management** -> **Groups** -> **Add Group**. 3. Name the Group **Group Test**, and define a priority. 4. Click **Save** to create the group. ```{figure} /images/oidc/microsoft_internal/groups.webp :align: center **Add Group** ``` 1. On the groups screen, using the arrow menu select **Edit** on the group that was just created. 2. Navigate to the **SSO Group Mappings** tab and select **Add SSO Mapping**. 3. Select the OpenID IDP that was created above "OpenID - Continue with Microsoft" for the **SSO Provider**. 4. Then enter the Azure AD security group ID desired in the **Group Attributes** field. ```{figure} /images/oidc/microsoft_internal/sso_group_mapping.webp :align: center **Add SSO Group Mapping** ``` 1. Click **Submit** 2. Logout, then login via the Microsoft Open ID login with a user that is a member of the specified group. 3. View the users group membership to ensure they are added to the newly created group.