We are using universal login. My case scenario is if user domain is not in listed in the connection, I want to send them all to a default connection. I do not want to use the db connection. New to auth0 so any help on this will be greatly appreciated.
Case 1: abc@auth0.com => send to auth0 IdP (this can be setup via home realm discovery)
Case 2: abc@randomdomain.com => send to default IdP (???)
Thanks,
Nirajan
Hi @nirajan.kharal,
You should be able to do this by setting your authentication profile to Identifier First and configuring a home realm discovery identity provider.
I recommend referring to our Configure Identifier First Authentication documentation.
Let me know if you have any questions.
Thanks,
Rueben
Hi @rueben.tiow ,
I guess I was not clear on my question. In identifier first if the domain is found in home realm it will take you the IdP provider. This part is easy. My business case is if email is not found in any domain then I want to send it to another IdP lets call it default IdP. So example will be “@nk.com” will take to NK company. However, I have have domain of “randomuser@**.com” then it should redirect to default identity provider instead of the username/password flow. I do not want to use the database for the people who don’t have domain but the default IdP. Basically for all other users instead of using database to store them I want to use another catch all IdentityProvider.
Thanks,
Nirajan
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