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Google SSO Deployment

Written by Vast Support Team
  1. Login your Google account

  2. Go to Apps > SAML Apps

3. Click on the +  toward the bottom right

4.  Click on SETUP MY OWN CUSTOM APP

5. Step 2 of 5 will appear containing Google IdP Information
​6. For Option 1, do the following as you’ll need this information later:
​7. Copy & Paste into Notepad, SSO URL
​8. Copy & Paste into Notepad, Entity ID
​9. Download & Save, Certificate
​10. Click Next, once you have completed the steps above

11. For Application Name, enter Conference Calling
​12. Upload our logo
​13. Download here
​14. Click Next when ready to proceed

15. To Complete Step 4 of 5 in Google, please log in your Vast Conference account.
​16. Go to Account > Single Sign-On
​17. Click on +Add New Identity Provider

18. Select Google then Continue

19. Select an Application: (one at a time)
​20. Vast Conference (Website)
​21. Vast Conference (Meeting App)
​22. Retrieve your Google IdP information that was copied & pasted into Notepad
​23. Paste  SSO URL to SAML 2.0 Endpoint
​24. Paste Entity ID to Identity Provider Issuer
​25. Open the downloaded file of the Google Certificate in Notepad
​26. Copy & Paste the entire information to Public Certificate
​27. Click on Continue

28. Copy & Paste into Notepad, Single Sign-on URL
​29. Copy & Paste into Notepad, Audience URI (SP Entity ID)
​30. Click on Save Configuration

31. Once completed, you’ll see Google listed as an Identity Provider

32. Return to your Google Admin Step 4 or 5
​33. Paste the Single Sign-on URL from your Vast Conference account to ACS URL
​34. Paste the Audience URI from your Vast Conference account to Entity ID
​35. Click Next when ready to proceed

36. Click on ADD NEW MAPPING
​37. For Application Attribute, type in Email
​38. For Category, select Base Information
​39. For user field, select Primary Email
​40. Click Finish 

41. Click OK

42. By default, a new app is OFF for everyone by default

43. Click on EDIT SERVICE to enable for everyone

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