OIDC/OAuth2 Configuration

OIDC/OAuth2 Configuration

OpenID Connect (OIDC) is an authentication layer built on top of the OAuth 2.0 framework. It enables IQ Server to securely verify the identity of a user via an external OpenID Provider (OP) and obtain basic user profile information.

When OIDC is configured, users are redirected to your organization's OpenID Provider for login, providing a Single Sign-On (SSO) experience.

Enabling the Feature

Before you can configure OIDC, you will need to enable the feature using the Feature Configuration API:

curl -u <username>:<password> -X POST "http://<host>:<port>/api/v2/config/features/OAUTH2_ENABLED"(need to also refresh the UI after enabling)

Requirements

This configuration requires a user with the System Administrator role.

Before configuring OIDC, you must meet the following prerequisites:

curl -u <username>:<password> -X POST "http://<host>:<port>/api/v2/config/features/OAUTH2_ENABLED"(need to also refresh the UI after enabling)

All communication between IQ and the IdP must use HTTPS.

Configuring OIDC

  1. Log in to IQ as an administrator.
  2. Navigate to System Preferences → OAuth2 Configuration.
  3. Complete the following fields with values from your identity provider:
Field Description
IdP Issuer Base URL of the IdP’s issuer endpoint.
Client ID Application ID registered in the IdP.
Client Secret Secret associated with the client.
Authorization URL URL used to start the authorization flow.
Token URL URL used to exchange the authorization code for tokens.
JWKS URL JSON Web Key Set URL for signature validation
JWS Algorithm Signing algorithm (for example RS256)
Username Claim Claim identifying the user (for example email)
Groups Claim Claim listing the user’s roles or groups
Email Claim Claim containing the user’s email address
Callback URL (Redirect URI) https://<IQ_SERVER_HOST>/oidc/callback
  1. Select Save.

When the configuration is valid and the OAUTH2_ENABLED feature flag is enabled, a Single Sign-On button appears on the login page.

Configuring through the REST API

For details about the available OIDC configuration endpoints, see OIDC Configuration REST API.