Refer to your IdP's documentation for more details on how to obtain SAML 2.0 IdP Metadata in SAML 2.0 Metadata XML format.įor configuration on the Totara side, see the SAML2 plugin documentation for more information.

Typically this involves downloading the XML configuration from your IdP and uploading it into the SAML2 plugin configuration and setting up any required field mappings.

Administrator access to your organisation's LinkedIn Learning accountįollow the instructions from your SAML2 authentication plugin to enable and test SSO on your Totara site.

For LinkedIn to be able to send data, your Totara site (or at least the totara/xapi/receiver.php endpoint) should be publicly accessible.Your Totara site must be using a SAML2 authentication plugin (such as this one) to log in users.A working, publicly accessible Identify Provider (IdP) for your organisation.Prerequisitesīefore setting up single sign-on for your site, ensure you have the following:

If your Totara site is already making use of SSO via an IdP then only configuration on the LinkedIn side will be required. To accomplish this you need to set up an independent Identify Provider (IdP) and then configure your Totara site and LinkedIn Learning to make use of your IdP as Service Providers (SPs). The integration with LinkedIn Learning supports single sign-on (SSO), so that once a user has logged in to Totara they won't need to separately log in to LinkedIn Learning to access content.

Linked in learning sign in