Configure RSA Cloud Authentication Service

1. Enable My Page SSO by accessing the RSA Cloud Admin Console > Access > My Page > Single Sign-On (SSO). Ensure it is enabled and protected using two-factor authentication - Password and Access Policy.
2. On the Applications > Application Catalog page, search for ThousandEyes and click Add to add connection.
3. On the Basic Information page, enter a name for the configuration in the Name field and click Next Step.
4. In the Connection Profile section, select IdP-initiated option.
5. To provide Service Provider details, select Import Metadata, click the Choose File button, and select the file downloaded from the Service Provider. To download the ThousandEyes metadata, click the following URL: https://app.thousandeyes.com/saml-metadata.

6. Assertion Consumer Service (ACS) URL and Service Provider Entity ID Values will be auto filled.
7. In the SAML Response Protection section, select IdP signs assertion within response, and download the certificate by clicking Download Certificate.
8. Under the User Identity section, select Show Advanced Configuration, then configure Identifier Type and Property as follows: 
   1. Identifier Type: Auto Detect 
   2. Property: Auto Detect

9. Click Next Step.
10. Choose your desired Access Policy for this application and click Next Step > Save and Finish.
11. On the My Applications page, click the Edit dropdown and select Export Metadata to download the metadata.
12. Click Publish Changes to save your settings. After publishing, your application will be enabled for SSO.

Configure ThousandEyes

1. Log in to ThousandEyes using admin credentials - https://app.thousandeyes.com
2. Navigate to Account Settings and select Organization Settings.
3. Under the Set Up Single Sign-On (SSO) Authentication section, select Enable SSO.
4. Select Configuration Type as Metadata File.
5. Click the Import File button and upload the metadata file downloaded from the RSA platform.
6. The fields shown in the figure below will be auto filled.
7. Scroll down, click the Run Single Sign-On Test button to test the configuration, and click Save.