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Set Up Single Sign-On for Your Internal Users Challenge - Could not find SAML Enabled in your org's setup audit trail
I'm trying to complete the "Set Up Single Sign-On for Your Internal Users" Trailhead challenge, and was able to execute the description of the challenge successfully. However, I'm getting the following error when checking the challenge on Trailhead:
I've reviewed the settings, and "SAML Enabled" is true, and I'm connected to the right org when doing the challenge. Has anyone else encountered this?
Challenge Not yet complete... here's what's wrong: Could not find SAML Enabled in your org's setup audit trail. Make sure that you have 'SAML Enabled' checked under 'Federated Single Sign-On Using SAML' in your org's 'Single Sign-On Settings'.
I've reviewed the settings, and "SAML Enabled" is true, and I'm connected to the right org when doing the challenge. Has anyone else encountered this?
Any answers on this question?
Let me know if that fixed the issue for you!
I un-enabled that checkbox in SSO settings, then re-enabled. Checked answer and it worked.
I had the same issue that you guys. I was working on like the 4th org on my list.
What I have just done is login into the 1st org of my list.
Then I have disable the 'SAML Enabled" and then enable it again.
After that I launched my 4th org again where I was doing the challenge.
And bingo, I have been able to correctly check this challenge!
just go to single sign-on settings > disable SAML. > Enable SAML again and that's it.
I tried what Remy Debertonne 6 had said and it worked for me . Thanks .
1) Use your domain name in Federation Id which you can find from Setup -> MyDomain rather than just copying the one provided in the module.
2)After you are done with all the steps and you are still facing the issue,Just Deactivate the SAML and Enable it again. (Single Sign-on Settings-> Enable SAML)
Hi @Devender,
In case you or somebody else haven't figured it out: you need to uncheck the box, then save, then check the box, and then save again.
If even that fails, get a new developer org (not a trailhead playground, simple dev org) and re-do the whole exercise in there.
Even it also works for me. !!
parul
for this problem Just Uncheck the SAML Enable checkbox and save then check the checkbox again and save after that you shouldn't be getting this errror anymore.
"I Encountered this issue and two things which are most important to resolve this are
1) Use your domain name in Federation Id which you can find from Setup -> MyDomain rather than just copying the one provided in the module.
2)After you are done with all the steps and you are still facing the issue,Just Deactivate the SAML and Enable it again. (Single Sign-on Settings-> Enable SAML)"
So glad that this thread is here. I am slaving over this badge and it's driving me nuts. Here are my questions/problems:
- I am doing this in a developer org
- the Federated Single Sign-On Using SAML box SAML Enabled is checked. And, per the discussion in this thread, I did try unchecking this, saving, checking again, and then saving.
- in setting up the original Sia Thripio user, I had to modify the login name because the userid is elsewhere in the org. So Sia' username in my org is:sthripio.alfie@jedeye-tech.com. Now, that value is what should be in the Federation ID field of this userid, correct?
- on the Single Sign On Settings screen, I have some questions:
.. the value for Entity Id is the developer org url, https://na172.salesforce.com. I did not customize the domain, am just using this value from the url. Was I correct in doing this?
. I do not see the radio button Service Provider Initiated Request Binding, so I can't select HTTP Redirect.
. I do not see Salesforce Login URL at the bottom of this page; there is nothing after Just-in-time User Provisioning.
On the Axiom generate a SAML response, I have these questions:
. Username OR Federated ID is sthripio.alfie@jedeye-tech.com
Recipient Url - if Salesforce Login URL is not at the bottom of the Single Sign On Settings screen, so I used this value from when I first set up the developer org: login.salesforce.com
. the default value for Entity id is https://saml.salesforce.com, but I should be using https://na172.salesforce.com, correct?
Btw, I did Generate Response and then tried to log in,using user-defined values:
. Recipient Url = login.salesforce.com
. entity id = https://saml.salesforce.com, also tried my own value of https://na172.salesforce.com. Same results.
. and got this message:
Insufficient Privileges
You do not have the level of access necessary to perform the operation you requested. Please contact the owner of the record or your administrator if access is necessary
I've tried this in a new playground, in a developer org; have started brand new each time. Pretty much know the field values for all the screens by heart. Would appreciate any insight on this. Thanks!
Thanks,
Could not find SAML Enabled in your org's setup audit trail. Make sure that you have 'SAML Enabled' checked under 'Federated Single Sign-On Using SAML' in your org's 'Single Sign-On Settings'.