Question about SSO and WordPress: Does anybody have experience with miniorange? They seem to have a bunch of interesting solutions. The first workflow I'm looking at is to use the user DB from one WP site on to a second one with a simple plugin, but they also have more advanced options like managing the full LDAP or syncing 3rd party apps. This could be interesting to link a download center with a LMS system swell as the internal Office365 users and clients using a Jira or confluence system. Other options would be Okta and Onelogin it seems. https://plugins.miniorange.com/single-sign-on-sso-between-two-wordpress-sites

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Director of Information Technology in Education3 years ago

We've been using their SAML plugin to integrate our Portalguard SSO server with our WordPress website. It has been decent and worked well for a few years now.

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