Step #7: Add API for LastPass in OneLogin
Add an API for LastPass in OneLogin. This is required to get your company's LastPassK1 (random company-wide key) into the access token that is used for logging users in to LastPass.
About this task: The steps below are performed in OneLogin.
Note: After performing the instructions below, all of your newly populated federated users will receive a Welcome email informing them that they can now log in to use LastPass.
Results:
The setup is complete! You have successfully set up your
LastPass Business account to use federated login with OneLogin.
All of your newly populated federated users will receive a Welcome email informing them that they can now log in to use LastPass. Please note that your LastPass users must log in using the LastPass browser extension in order to use federated login for their OneLogin account with LastPass.
What to do next:
- If you have not done so yet, you can deploy the LastPass web browser extension across your organization.
- If desired, you can set up Multifactor Authentication at the Okta (Identity Provider) level.
- To see your end users' experience, please see Federated login experience for LastPass Business users.
- If your end users have linked personal accounts associated with their federated login account, see How do I verify my linked personal account for federated login in LastPass?.
- If you need to convert non-federated users to federated users, please see How do I convert an existing LastPass user to a federated (Azure AD, Okta, Google Workspace, PingOne, or OneLogin) user?
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Set Up Federated Login for LastPass Using OneLogin
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