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This is due to some necessary components no longer shipping with Jira/Confluence, which would require some extensive rewrites of the OIDC App.
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How to transform Azure AD guest usernames
Goal
Transforming guest user names from Azure AD so that they match Atlassian usernames.
A guest username in Azure looks like the below and a transformation will basically restore the email address part of the guest username.
c.guest_guestcompany.com#EXT#@company.comPrerequisites
- an Azure AD subscription
- A (evaluation) subscription for the SAML SSO app
- Admin access to your Atlassian product
For more information about the prerequisites listed above, access the following link:
https://wiki.resolution.de/doc/saml-sso/latest/all/setup-guides-for-saml-sso/azure-ad
Step-by-Step Guide
- Go to the SAML SSO configuration page
- Select your identity provider (Image 01)
- Scroll down to User ID Transformation
- Uncheck The IdP's NameID Attribute Matches the User IDs in Jira
- Then click Add one+ next to UserID transformation
- Add the following transformation (Image 02):
Regular expression: (.*)_(.*)#EXT#.*Replacement: $1@$2 - Save your configuration.
Image 01: Select the entry for the Azure AD identity provider
Image 02: Add the following transformation
