--- title: Configure Vim Connect SSO via Azure Active Directory description: To enhance users’ Vim Connect login experience, your organization can enable Azure Active Directory Seamless SSO. --- [Skip to content](https://knowledgebase.getvim.com/home/configure-vim-connect-sso-via-azure-active-directory#main-content) [![Logotype-primary (1).png\]](https://knowledgebase.getvim.com/hs-fs/hubfs/Knowledge%20Base/Logotype-primary%20(1).png?height=50&name=Logotype-primary%20(1).png)](https://knowledgebase.getvim.com/home?hsLang=en) Open main navigation Close main navigation - [Console](https://console.getvim.com/organization-admin/accounts?iss=https%3A%2F%2Fauth.getvim.com%2F) [Console](https://console.getvim.com/organization-admin/accounts?iss=https%3A%2F%2Fauth.getvim.com%2F) Hello! How can we help you use Vim? - There are no suggestions because the search field is empty. 1. [Practice Knowledge Base](https://knowledgebase.getvim.com/home?hsLang=en) 2. [Onboarding](https://knowledgebase.getvim.com/home/onboarding?hsLang=en) 3. [Technical Implementation](https://knowledgebase.getvim.com/home/onboarding?hsLang=en#technical-implementation) # Configure Vim Connect SSO via Azure Active Directory ## To enhance users’ Vim Connect login experience, your organization can enable Azure Active Directory Seamless SSO. This allows users to access Vim Connect without repeatedly entering a username and password each time they log in. ### Prerequisites 1. Azure AD Connect server is installed, configured, and properly synced with your on-prem Active Directory. 2. Azure AD Connect Single Sign On feature is enabled and configured. --- ### Step 1 – Enabling Single Sign On Feature: 1. On the Azure AD Connect server, double click the Azure AD Connect icon to launch the wizard ![1](https://knowledgebase.getvim.com/hs-fs/hubfs/Knowledge%20Base/azure/1.webp?width=215&height=300&name=1.webp) 2. Click **“Configure” ![2](https://knowledgebase.getvim.com/hs-fs/hubfs/Knowledge%20Base/azure/2.webp?width=666&height=463&name=2.webp)** 3. Click **“Change user sign-in”** then click **"Next" ![3](https://knowledgebase.getvim.com/hs-fs/hubfs/Knowledge%20Base/azure/3.webp?width=666&height=465&name=3.webp)** 4. Enter Azure AD global administrator username and password ![4](https://knowledgebase.getvim.com/hs-fs/hubfs/Knowledge%20Base/azure/4.webp?width=666&height=467&name=4.webp) 5. Mark **“Enable single sign-on”** and then click **"Next" ![5](https://knowledgebase.getvim.com/hs-fs/hubfs/Knowledge%20Base/azure/5.webp?width=666&height=462&name=5.webp)** 6. AD Connect will now ask you to enter a domain administrator credentials for your on-prem active directory. Click **“Enter Credentials”** and enter a domain administrator credentials, then click **"Next" ![6](https://knowledgebase.getvim.com/hs-fs/hubfs/Knowledge%20Base/azure/6.webp?width=666&height=464&name=6.webp)** 7. The wizard will then show you a configuration summary, click **"Configure" ![7](https://knowledgebase.getvim.com/hs-fs/hubfs/Knowledge%20Base/azure/7.webp?width=666&height=462&name=7.webp)** 8. The wizard will now configure single sign-on, when it’s done you will see a **“Configuration complete”** window. Click **"Exit"** to exit the wizard.![8](https://knowledgebase.getvim.com/hs-fs/hubfs/Knowledge%20Base/azure/8.webp?width=666&height=466&name=8.webp) --- ### Step 2 – Rolling Out SSO 1. On your GPO Server, Open Group Policy Management Editor tool. 2. Create a new policy or edit an existing policy that fits the group of users that should access Vim Connect. 3. Right click the GPO, then click **Edit ![image-9-1](https://knowledgebase.getvim.com/hs-fs/hubfs/Knowledge%20Base/azure/image-9-1.png?width=402&height=451&name=image-9-1.png)** 4. Browse to User Configuration \> Policies \> Administrative Templates \> Windows Components \> Internet Explorer \> Internet Control Panel \> Security Page. Then select **Site to Zone Assignment List ![Screenshot 2025-10-20 at 3.11.33 PM](https://knowledgebase.getvim.com/hs-fs/hubfs/Knowledge%20Base/azure/Screenshot%202025-10-20%20at%203.11.33%20PM.png?width=688&height=510&name=Screenshot%202025-10-20%20at%203.11.33%20PM.png)** 5. Click Enable. Click the Show button next to “Enter the zone assignments here” and then enter the following values in the dialog box: **Value name**: [https://autologon.microsoftazuread-sso.com](https://autologon.microsoftazuread-sso.com/) Value (Data) : 1 6. Select OK, and then select OK again. ![6](https://knowledgebase.getvim.com/hs-fs/hubfs/Knowledge%20Base/azure/6.png?width=688&height=631&name=6.png) 7. Browse to User Configuration \> Policies \> Administrative Templates \> Windows Components \> Internet Explorer \> Internet Control Panel \> Security Page \> Intranet Zone. Then select Allow updates to status bar via script. ![Screenshot 2025-10-20 at 3.13.33 PM](https://knowledgebase.getvim.com/hs-fs/hubfs/Knowledge%20Base/azure/Screenshot%202025-10-20%20at%203.13.33%20PM.png?width=688&height=421&name=Screenshot%202025-10-20%20at%203.13.33%20PM.png) 8. Enable the policy setting and then click OK. ![8](https://knowledgebase.getvim.com/hs-fs/hubfs/Knowledge%20Base/azure/8.png?width=688&height=629&name=8.png) 9. Browse to User Configuration \> Preferences \> Windows Settings \> Registry \> New \> Registry item ![9](https://knowledgebase.getvim.com/hs-fs/hubfs/Knowledge%20Base/azure/9.png?width=498&height=447&name=9.png) 10. Enter the following values in the appropriate fields and click OK: **Key Path**: Software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Internet Settings\\ZoneMap\\Domains\\microsoftazuread-sso.com\\autologon **Value name**: https **Value type**: REG\_DWORD **Value Data**: 00000001 ![10](https://knowledgebase.getvim.com/hs-fs/hubfs/Knowledge%20Base/azure/10.png?width=555&height=621&name=10.png) 11. On a test workstation, run gpupdate /force and then check if the url was added to the intranet sites by going to start menu → Internet Options → Security tab → Local Intranet → Sites → Advanced ![11](https://knowledgebase.getvim.com/hs-fs/hubfs/Knowledge%20Base/azure/11.png?width=555&height=727&name=11.png) --- ### Step 3 – Configuring SSO App In Azure AD 1. Request the connection identifier of your organization from the Vim team (will be described in the document as CONNECTION\_NAME). 2. Open Azure Portal https://portal.azure.com/, on the right side menu choose “Azure Active Directory” ![Screenshot 2025-10-20 at 2.51.34 PM](https://knowledgebase.getvim.com/hs-fs/hubfs/Knowledge%20Base/azure/Screenshot%202025-10-20%20at%202.51.34%20PM.png?width=364&height=1148&name=Screenshot%202025-10-20%20at%202.51.34%20PM.png) If there is no such service, Open “All services” and type “Azure Active Directory”: ![Screenshot 2025-10-20 at 2.51.51 PM](https://knowledgebase.getvim.com/hs-fs/hubfs/Knowledge%20Base/azure/Screenshot%202025-10-20%20at%202.51.51%20PM.png?width=688&height=223&name=Screenshot%202025-10-20%20at%202.51.51%20PM.png) 3. In Active Directory menu choose “Enterprise applications” ![Screenshot 2025-10-20 at 2.52.11 PM](https://knowledgebase.getvim.com/hs-fs/hubfs/Knowledge%20Base/azure/Screenshot%202025-10-20%20at%202.52.11%20PM.png?width=655&height=983&name=Screenshot%202025-10-20%20at%202.52.11%20PM.png) 4. In opened section choose “New Application” ![Screenshot 2025-10-20 at 2.52.35 PM](https://knowledgebase.getvim.com/hs-fs/hubfs/Knowledge%20Base/azure/Screenshot%202025-10-20%20at%202.52.35%20PM.png?width=655&height=519&name=Screenshot%202025-10-20%20at%202.52.35%20PM.png) Choose “Create your own application” ![Screenshot 2025-10-20 at 2.52.46 PM](https://knowledgebase.getvim.com/hs-fs/hubfs/Knowledge%20Base/azure/Screenshot%202025-10-20%20at%202.52.46%20PM.png?width=655&height=278&name=Screenshot%202025-10-20%20at%202.52.46%20PM.png) Pick “Non-gallery application” type 5. Type in the name “Vim Connect” Select “Integrate any other application you don’t find in the gallery (Non-gallery)” and press “Add”. ![Screenshot 2025-10-20 at 2.56.07 PM](https://knowledgebase.getvim.com/hs-fs/hubfs/Knowledge%20Base/azure/Screenshot%202025-10-20%20at%202.56.07%20PM.png?width=688&height=511&name=Screenshot%202025-10-20%20at%202.56.07%20PM.png) 6. In your Azure AD enterprise application choose section “Single sign-on”, in dropdown list choose “SAML-based Sign-on” ![Screenshot 2025-10-20 at 2.56.23 PM](https://knowledgebase.getvim.com/hs-fs/hubfs/Knowledge%20Base/azure/Screenshot%202025-10-20%20at%202.56.23%20PM.png?width=688&height=460&name=Screenshot%202025-10-20%20at%202.56.23%20PM.png) 7. In the first section “Basic SAML Configuration” click on edit ![Screenshot 2025-10-20 at 2.56.38 PM](https://knowledgebase.getvim.com/hs-fs/hubfs/Knowledge%20Base/azure/Screenshot%202025-10-20%20at%202.56.38%20PM.png?width=688&height=222&name=Screenshot%202025-10-20%20at%202.56.38%20PM.png) 8. In section “Basic SAML Configuration” set next information: - Identifier: urn:auth0:prod-getvim:CONNECTION\_NAME - Reply URL: [https://auth.getvim.com/login/callback?connection=CONNECTION\_NAME](https://auth.getvim.com/login/callback?connection=CONNECTION_NAME) ![Screenshot 2025-10-20 at 2.56.55 PM](https://knowledgebase.getvim.com/hs-fs/hubfs/Knowledge%20Base/azure/Screenshot%202025-10-20%20at%202.56.55%20PM.png?width=688&height=682&name=Screenshot%202025-10-20%20at%202.56.55%20PM.png) 9. Save your changes and close the form \*\* there might be a bug in the azure screen, please make sure after this step you refresh the page before next step (download the certificate file) 10. In the “SAML signing Certificate” section, click on “Download” next to the “Certificate (Base64)” and copy the “Login URL” in the next section: ![Screenshot 2025-10-20 at 2.57.06 PM](https://knowledgebase.getvim.com/hs-fs/hubfs/Knowledge%20Base/azure/Screenshot%202025-10-20%20at%202.57.06%20PM.png?width=688&height=482&name=Screenshot%202025-10-20%20at%202.57.06%20PM.png) 11. Send the “Certificate” file and the “login URL” to Vim. 12. In your Azure AD select “Enterprise applications” and choose your application. Select “Users and groups”-\>“Add user”. ![Screenshot 2025-10-20 at 2.57.16 PM](https://knowledgebase.getvim.com/hs-fs/hubfs/Knowledge%20Base/azure/Screenshot%202025-10-20%20at%202.57.16%20PM.png?width=688&height=217&name=Screenshot%202025-10-20%20at%202.57.16%20PM.png) 13. Invite new users or select from existing. 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