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Using G Suite as an Identity Source is a great option if you're already a G Suite Apps user!
You will be asked to log into your G Suite account. Follow Google's log in prompts.
Best practices dictate that you use a designated service account for logging into G Suite during this step. This is to avoid losing functionality in case an administrator whose account could be used to do this has their account disabled (IE: if they leave the organization). |
If you are using the G Suite Apps, then please continue to the next section. |
Directory Sync is a feature that is required if you are using both a G Suite Identity Source and the G Suite Apps. Directory Sync synchronizes G Suite Directory with Clearlogin Directory (CLD). This is necessary because without it, a login loop is created that does not allow you to access G Suite Apps.
Directory Sync is a one-directional synchronization from a G Suite Directory to a Clearlogin Directory (CLD). When using Directory Sync you will be authenticating from a cloned instance of your G Suite Directory that is stored in CLD. You should still perform all G Suite Directory administration from its console. |
Sync Endpoint: Select a Clearlogin Directory as the Sync Endpoint.
Automatic Sync: Run Sync automatically at regular intervals. Daily automatic sync occurs at 1AM EST.
Settings for User Creation: Set how passwords will be handled for users created during Sync.
Default password: Assign a specific password to any new users. If this is blank, new users will be assigned randomized passwords.
Email passwords to: If any users are created, select who should receive those passwords by email. Options include:
Email Addresses Below - Will send the list of new users and their passwords to the specified email addresses.
Corresponding Users - Will send an email to each new user with their randomized password.
Admin email addresses: List of comma-separated email addresses that will receive the list of new users and their passwords.