After configuring Mediasite to integrate with Active Directory or LDAP, it’s important to test that Mediasite can browse the directory for valid users and groups.
Course Content
Total learning: 24 lessons
Time: 90 minutes
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Local Mediasite Accounts
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Active Directory and LDAP Account
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Logging in with Active Directory or LDAP 2 minutes PreviewLecture2.1
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Setting up an Active Directory Integration 15 minutes PreviewLecture2.2
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Setting up an LDAP Integration 15 minutes PreviewLecture2.3
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Testing your Directory Configuration 5 minutes PreviewLecture2.4
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Manage a Group of AD Users 7 minutes PreviewLecture2.5
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Securing Content 7 minutes PreviewLecture2.6
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Single-Sign-On/SAML
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SSO Log in Experience 2 minutes PreviewLecture3.1
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Setting up SSO with Shibboleth in Mediasite 25 minutes PreviewLecture3.2
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Setting up SSO with AD FS in Mediasite 25 minutes PreviewLecture3.3
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Setting up SSO with Okta in Mediasite 25 minutes PreviewLecture3.4
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Setting up SSO with Google in Mediasite 25 minutes PreviewLecture3.5
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Managing Roles 10 minutes PreviewLecture3.6
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Securing Content for SSO Users 7 minutes PreviewLecture3.7
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LMS's
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Logging in to Mediasite through an LMS 1 minute PreviewLecture4.1
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Canvas 2 minutes PreviewLecture4.2
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Moodle 2 minutes PreviewLecture4.3
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Blackboard 2 minutes PreviewLecture4.4
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D2L/Brightspace 2 minutes PreviewLecture4.5
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Sakai 2 minutes PreviewLecture4.6
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Other LMS’s 1 minute PreviewLecture4.7
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Testing your Directory Configuration
To test this functionality:
- Browse to the Management Portal
- Click: Security
- Select: Roles
- Click: Add New
- Select Add From Directory tab
- Select the desired Directory
- Set the Scope to Subtree
- Search for a valid user and/or group within your enterprise directory
If you are unable to find the desired user or group following these steps, it typically indicates the Directory is incorrectly configured.
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