sso using saml okta c#

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  In this section see about SSO Login using saml okta in MVC c#. Mainly SSO uses is one main Website you can log in then you access that child web sites or shared sites. for example, many sites using Google authentication once you can log in google you can authenticate many sites like a c# corner, stack overflow. for many IT Companies their employee's login portal then they will provide extra sites for learning sites, HelpDesk Portal, Leave management, etc.  

what is saml?

 saml is Security Assertion Markup Language. It Allows identity providers (IdP) to pass authorization credentials to service providers (SP) I will Explain about IdP and SP. 

Service Providers (SP)

   Service Providers as initial Stage Key from SSO Web Integration Team. Service Providers and be Generated Manually from Developer. it will any URL or any Unique Key. ex: www.Samplesite.com/sso or ASDF#1231#$. it can Address of Client Site. 

ACS Url

   ACS URL means Assertion consumer Service it's our Code public POST Url. this Form getting Data after okta login. ex: www.Samplesite.com/sso/samlresp in this section sso is the Controller and samlresp is the Action Name.

Identity Service Provider(IdP)

IDP is the one providing the identities including the ability to authenticate a user. The Identity provider also holds the user profile information  like First Name, Last Name, Job Code, Phone Number, Address, etc.,

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