If you are a user looking to login using Active Directory, please see this article: https://support.rubydatum.com/2522-knowledge-base/5383-basic-tasks/18919-how-to-use-single-sign-on-with-active-directory
Microsoft Azure Active Directory is a great way to use single sign-on for your users to simply click a button to login with their usual Microsoft account. This saves on having to maintain multiple accounts. To enable it for your sites, please follow these steps:
- Navigate to Admin > Site > Login & Registration Settings
- Scroll to the bottom of the panel, expanding "Azure Active Directory"
- Check the checkbox to enable Active Directory, and optionally apply to all child sites
- Most the time the single sign-on URL will be the default, which is https://management.azure.com and covers Microsoft Live, 365, etc
- Choose how users are to be synced:
- "Only match if user selects in settings" (Default) - with this setting, the user can only login with their Active Directory account if they check the option to sync Active Directory in their profile settings.
- "Only match if admin selects for user" - as above, but only the admin can choose which accounts are synced with Active Directory
- "Match all users with Active Directory" - this will allow all counts present on Ruby Datum to sync with Active Directory. Please only use if you are sure that each user will have a corresponding Active Directory account that belongs to them.
Single sign-on works on Ruby Datum by matching email addresses to accounts. The user must have the same email address on their Microsoft account as their Ruby Datum account.
Note: individual child sites can have their own, separate Active Directory details. If you enable on a child site with a different sign-on URL, it will override this one