MSP Account settings
Account settings
Form the profile menu, click Account Settings to access the configuration page of your MSP. This menu is only available to the Admin user set as Owner of the MSP account.
In this page, you can change:
MSP Name
MSP Admin Owner: you can select another MSP Admins (see Admins) to become Owner of this MSP account. if you change owner, you transfer the ownership and you'll lose access to this page immediately
Allowed vendors: this setting limits the list of available WiFi vendors for the managed Organizations
Default Terms of Use: all new Organizations will be initialized with this Terms of Use link
Default Privacy Policy: Use: all new Organizations will be initialized with this Privacy Policy link
Logo: all new Organizations will be initialized with this logo, but the Organization Admin can change it later
Accent color: all new Organizations will be initialized with this accent color
Single Sign On (SSO)
If your MSP is enabled, in this page you can find a card named SSO where you can setup and manage the ability for your corporate users to login into the Cusna MSP account using the corporate account.
Initial Setup
To setup SSO click Setup.
From the Idp Service dropdown, select an IdP that supports SAML 2.0 authentication, for example Entra ID, or Okta.
in the Domain input, enter the domain of your corporate emails (e.g. "cuisna.io")
Depending on the IdP service you picked, you might see different fields, but usually you can copy from the interface:
Reply URL
Entity ID
You need these values to setup the SAML authentication into your IdP service.
Microsoft Entra instructions
Log in to Microsoft Azure in a new browser tab, click Enterprise applications > New application.
Click Create your own application, enter a name for the application, select Integrate any other application you don't find in the gallery (Non-gallery) and click Create.
Click Assign users and group to define which Users or User groups can login with this application. You can assign individual users or groups of users.
Once done with the assignment, go back to the main page of the app.
Click Single sign on on the sidebar, select SAML. The page Set up Single Sign-On with SAML appears. Click Edit in the "Basic SAML Configuration" card. Enter the Identifier (Entity ID) and the Reply URL value provided in the Cloud4Wi Dashboard (see top of the page). Click Save. The value will be reflected in the related card.
Click Edit on the "Attributes & Claims" card. Default values are usually the correct ones, but make sure that :
claim name Unique User Identifier matches source attribute user.userpincipalname
claim name groups matches source attribute user.groups [All] if you don't have this entry, click on the button "+ Add a group claim" and select All groups in the Group Claims dialog.
claim name emailaddress matches source attribute user.mail
claim name givenname matches source attribute user.givenname
claim name name matches source attribute user.name
claim name surname matches source attribute user.surname
Go back to the main screen Set up Single Sign-On with SAML. Find in the page the section SAML Certificates. Find the attribute App Federation Metadata Url and copy its value in the Cusna setup panel in the filed Metadata URI
In Cusna, click Setup.
Ensure all users can sign on without the need to set up separate permissions in Entra ID. Form the main page of the application, go to the Properties page and select No for Assignment required and Yes to Visible to users.
Within your Google Workspace admin home page, click Apps.
Click Web and mobile apps.
Click Add App > Add custom SAML app.
Add an app name and icon (this displays to users when they sign in to WiFi via the Google Workspace login).
On the following page click Download Metadata to download the metadata XML file, as you need this information to enter into the Cusna portal. You can return to these details at any time.
In the following page, complete the Service provider details as follows:
ACS URL
Enter the Reply Url value shown in the Cusna dashboard
ACS entity
Enter the Entity ID value shown in the Cusna dashboard.
Name ID format
EMAIL
Name ID
Basic Information > Primary email
Click Continue and and in the following page add the following attribute mapping: - First Name >
firstName- Last Name >lastName- Primary Email >primaryEmail
In the Group membership card, select the Groups that you want to pass during the authentication, and in the App Attribute enter "GROUP_"
You can later configure the groups names in the Cunsa porta to filter only the groups that you want to allow.
To complete the set up, click Finish.
Form the main screen, click View Details form the User Access card.
Make sure to set the Service Status to On for everyone. In alternative, you can set selective permissions to specific Groups or Organizational Units.
In the List of SAML Groups, you can enter the list of group ids/names (depending on the IdP) that you want to authorize for authenticating in the Cusna account. If you leave this option empty, all users will be authorized to signup. This filtering option is checked at every user login, so you can chance at any time.
Finally, in the Default Permissions dropdown you can select the additional permissions you want to assign by default to users signing up via SAML. If you change this configuration later on, it will be reflected on the users on their next login.
Click Setup to save the settings.
Make sure to enable the SSO by selecting the toggle on the SSO box once you have finalized the setup.
Users authentication
User can pick the Sign in via SSO in the Login page and enter their email address. If they are allowed, they'll be redirected to login in the IdP service login page.
Upon successful authentication, users are logged in to the Cusna MSP dashboard.
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