If you wish, you can set up the same translate5 instance on different domains and configure for different clients different domains and different OpenID servers.
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Use different IPDs with the same translate5 / Mapping of client via domain
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- no value: the currently authenticated user will be mapped to the client in translate5 via URL (see above)
- defined value: translate5 will check if there exists an attribute in the OpenId token claims with this value. In case there is value, translate5 will try to find a client with the number in the token claims value.
- If there is a client with this number, this client will be used for the current user.
- If no client is found, a new client will be created with number and name as the value provided in the claims
How to use "normal" (Translate5-internal) Login when SSO is active
When SSO is activated, login-process is redirected to the SSO-system. If you want to use the Translate5-internal login, you can reach it under the following URL:
https://your.translate5.net/login/?login=xxx
where xxx is you login name.