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    • External Systems Configuration Guide

    Home FortiSIEM 7.2.4 External Systems Configuration Guide
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    Logging In to Okta

    Logging In to Okta

    Follow these steps to log in to Okta from the Okta domain https://fortinetfsm.okta.com. You cannot log into Okta from the FortiSIEM UI.

    1. Create a new Okta account from https://www.okta.com/ or log in to an existing account, using the domain fortinetfsm.okta.com.
    2. Configure users for the account, for example, testone@fortinet.com, testtwo@fortinet.com, and so on. See Adding Users From Okta and Create Login Credentials and Associate Them with an IP Address.
    3. Discover the Okta users to ensure that you have users to test. See Discover Okta Users.
    4. Create a SAML authentication configuration from Okta based on the OKTA SAML 2.0 template. See Configuring Okta Authentication.
    5. Associate the users (for example, testone@fortinet.com and testtwo@fortinet.com) to the external profile in CMDB > Users.
    6. Log in to the Okta domain https://fortinetfsm.okta.com as one of the users you defined in Step 2.
    7. Click the SAML configuration application in Okta (see Configuring Okta Authentication). You can now log in to Okta.
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    Logging In to Okta

    Logging In to Okta

    Follow these steps to log in to Okta from the Okta domain https://fortinetfsm.okta.com. You cannot log into Okta from the FortiSIEM UI.

    1. Create a new Okta account from https://www.okta.com/ or log in to an existing account, using the domain fortinetfsm.okta.com.
    2. Configure users for the account, for example, testone@fortinet.com, testtwo@fortinet.com, and so on. See Adding Users From Okta and Create Login Credentials and Associate Them with an IP Address.
    3. Discover the Okta users to ensure that you have users to test. See Discover Okta Users.
    4. Create a SAML authentication configuration from Okta based on the OKTA SAML 2.0 template. See Configuring Okta Authentication.
    5. Associate the users (for example, testone@fortinet.com and testtwo@fortinet.com) to the external profile in CMDB > Users.
    6. Log in to the Okta domain https://fortinetfsm.okta.com as one of the users you defined in Step 2.
    7. Click the SAML configuration application in Okta (see Configuring Okta Authentication). You can now log in to Okta.
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