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vendors:cisco:sso:azureguide [2022/11/02 09:13] – [Summary] gerardorourkevendors:cisco:sso:azureguide [2022/12/13 09:49] (current) – [Summary] gerardorourke
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 When NOT using SSO - CUCM doesn't support using a suffix which is different that the main suffix in the AD / LDAP. When NOT using SSO - CUCM doesn't support using a suffix which is different that the main suffix in the AD / LDAP.
-As it attempts to find the user in the LDAP with the suffix of the user - which might NOT be how the LDAP is setup. +i.e. CUCM attempts to find the user in the LDAP with the suffix of the user entered - which might NOT be how the LDAP is setup and so the user might not be found - even if this IS their uPN. This is a bug on CUCM side - which is NOT been fixed. i.e. Cisco workaround is "use mail attribute".
-This is a bug on CUCM side - which is NOT been fixed.+
  
 When using SSO this issue doesn't occur as it doesn't attempt to verify and authenticate the user against the AD - but with SSO. When using SSO this issue doesn't occur as it doesn't attempt to verify and authenticate the user against the AD - but with SSO.
-However with SSO and uPN Jabber has a bug.+However with SSO and using uPN - Jabber has a bug.
  
-Jabber attempts to find the user in CUCM by matching the username entered against CUCM users - but it uses the mail attribute and not the userID in CUCM to find the user.+Jabber attempts to find the user in CUCM before attempting the SSO. 
 +It finds the user in CUCM by searching for that users mail attribute and not against the userID in CUCM. 
 +So if the user doesn't have a mail attribute or entered their uPN which is different that the mail attribute no SSO will be attempted as the user is not found.
  
-So in effect the user has to enter their mail attribute as their username. +So in effect the user has to enter their mail attribute as their username in Jabber. 
-Jabber finds the user and THEN SSO will be attempted with the uPN - which is VERU confusing for the user if the uPN doesn't match the mail attribute. +Jabber finds the user and THEN SSO will be attempted with the uPN - which is VERY confusing for the user if the uPN doesn't match the mail attribute.
-And if it always does match teh mail attribute - why use uPN - just use the mail attribute instead.+
  
-Awaiting to test the behaviour of Webex One and CUCM and if it replicates this Jabber bug.+And if it always match for all users why use uPN - just use the mail attribute instead. 
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 +Awaiting to test the behaviour of Webex One and CUCM and if it replicates this Jabber bug.... 
 +Update! 
 +Webex one works with uPN and SSO.
  
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