You must also map some attributes received from the authentication module into email field sent to Google Workspace. In this example, the `uid` attribute is set. When you later configure the IdP to connect to a LDAP directory or some other authentication source, make sure that the `uid` attribute is set properly, or you can configure another attribute to use here. The `uid` attribute contains the local part of the user name.
You should modify the entityID above and the `AssertionConsumerService` to
include your Google Workspace domain name instead of `g.feide.no`.
For an e-mail address `student@g.feide.no`, the `uid` should be set to `student`.
(It is also possible to send only the local part of the email address to Google. E.g.
for an e-mail address at GW `student@g.feide.no`, sending an attribute with the
value `student`.)
You should modify the `AssertionConsumerService` to include your G Suite domain name instead of `g.feide.no`.
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### Add a user in G Suite that is known to the IdP
### Add a user in Google Workspace that is known to the IdP
Before we can test login, a new user must be defined in Google Workspace. This user must have a mail field matching the email prefix mapped from the attribute as described above in the metadata section.
Before we can test login, a new user must be defined in Google Workspace. This user must have a mail field matching the email from the attribute as described above in the metadata section.
## Test to login to G Suite for education
Go to the URL of your mail account for this domain, the URL is similar to the following:
replacing the last part with your own Google Workspace domain name.
## Security Considerations
Make sure that your IdP server runs HTTPS (TLS). The Apache documentation contains information for how to configure HTTPS.
## Support
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