1.

Create a SAML application.

On the Microsoft Azure portal, create a SAML application to configure and enable SSO integration between Microsoft Teams and AXP Public Cloud.

Creating a SAML application on the Microsoft Azure portal

2.

Download the federation metadata file.

On the Microsoft Azure portal, from the SAML-based Sign-on page, download the federation metadata .xml file. You need this file for SAML configuration in Application Center Administration.

Creating a SAML application on the Microsoft Azure portal

3.

Provide existing Microsoft Azure users with access to the created SAML application.

On the Microsoft Azure portal, assign users to the created application so that they can use SSO login in Avaya Workspaces.

Providing Microsoft Azure users with access to the SAML application

4.

Add a SAML element to Element Inventory.

In Application Center Administration, add a SAML server element to Element Inventory and upload the obtained federation metadata file.

Adding a SAML element to Element Inventory

5.

Map Avaya Workspaces users with their Microsoft Azure accounts.

In Application Center Administration, add the Microsoft Azure user email addresses obtained in step 3 to the Avaya Workspaces users.

Mapping Avaya Workspaces users with Microsoft Azure accounts

6.

(Optional) If the browser where you use Avaya Workspaces blocks third-party cookies, add http://microsoftonline.com/ to the browser whitelist.

For example, in Google Chrome, you can add a URL to the whitelist by going to Settings > Privacy and security and adding an exception for the site. The procedure is similar in Mozilla Firefox.

For more information about adding a URL to the whitelist in Google Chrome, see the Allow or block access to websites section in Google Chrome Help.