12-12-2023 03:20 PM - edited 02-05-2024 04:44 PM
This page explains how you can disable or delete domains that are part of your SSO connection, and how to remove the entire SSO connection itself.
Using Single Sign-On (SSO) to log in to Lansweeper is recommended, as it has a number of benefits; it simplifies management tasks, eliminates the need for each user to have multiple login/password combinations and allows you to enforce your own security policies, among other things. If you want to set up your SSO connection, see Set up Lansweeper Cloud SSO.
However, there are occasions when you may need to disable or delete a verified and enabled domain from your SSO configuration, or delete the SSO connection altogether.
Before you can delete an SSO connection, you need to disable or delete all its enabled domains.
After disabling or deleting a domain, anyone within the affected domain will lose SSO access to Lansweeper, and will need to log in using Lansweeper credentials. If accounts do not have credentials yet, they will receive an email explaining how to create Lansweeper credentials.
The domain has been disabled for the SSO connection.
If the domain is not disabled yet, follow the steps on disabling a domain.
The domain has been deleted for the SSO connection.
Before you can delete an SSO connection, you need to disable or delete all its enabled domains.
To delete an SSO connection:
The SSO connection has been deleted.
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