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Configure Google Workspace with SDO

This guide walks through the full setup process for integrating Google Workspace with Secret Double Octopus, including the SDO service configuration and the Google Credential Provider for Windows (GCPW) setup and authentication flow.

What this article covers

  • Create and configure a Google Workspace service in SDO
  • Associate the relevant Google directory
  • Assign users and publish the service
  • Download and install GCPW
  • Authenticate to Windows using Google + SDO

Before you begin

  • Administrator access to the SDO management console
  • Administrator access to Google Admin Console
  • The relevant Google directory already connected to SDO
  • A Windows device for GCPW installation
  • The user enrolled for SDO authentication

Part 1: Configure the Google Workspace service in SDO

In this section, you will create the Google Workspace service in SDO, connect it to the correct Google directory, assign users, and publish the service.

Step 1: Add a new service in SDO

Open the SDO console and click ADD SERVICE.

Add service in SDO console

Step 2: Select OpenID Connect

Select OpenID Connect and click ADD.

Select OpenID Connect

Step 3: Create the service

Enter the service name, for example Google Workspace, and click CREATE.

Type Google Workspace service name Create service

Step 4: Configure service parameters

Open the Parameters tab. In the field The URL of the Service Provider (SP) Application, enter the appropriate service URL.

Example: https://example.com

Parameters tab Service provider application URL field Example URL entered

Step 5: Associate the Google directory

Open the Directories tab, select Google Directory, and click SAVE.

Directories tab Google Directory selection Save directory selection

Step 6: Assign users

Open the Users tab and click ADD to add users who need access to the service.

Select the relevant OU, choose the required user, and click SAVE.

Users tab Add users Select OU Select user Save users

Step 7: Publish the service

When configuration is complete, click PUBLISH, then confirm by clicking PUBLISH again.

Publish service Confirm publish

Part 2: Configure Google and sign in with SDO

In this section, you will download the Google Credential Provider for Windows (GCPW), install it on the endpoint, and complete the authentication flow using Secret Double Octopus.

Step 1: Open Google Admin Console

Sign in to the Google Admin Console.

Login to Google Admin Console

Step 2: Navigate to the Windows GCPW settings

Go to Devices > Mobile & Endpoints > Settings > Windows.

Devices in Google Admin Console Mobile and Endpoints Settings in Google Admin Console Windows settings

Step 3: Download GCPW

Open Google Credential Provider for Windows (GCPW) setup, click Download GCPW, and then select DOWNLOAD GCPW (64-BIT).

Google Credential Provider for Windows setup Download GCPW Download GCPW 64-bit

Step 4: Install GCPW

Open the downloaded installer, right-click it, and select Run as Administrator. Approve the UAC prompt by clicking Yes.

Open downloaded file Run as administrator UAC yes

Step 5: Add a work account at the Windows sign-in screen

After the device restarts, click Add Work Account with the Google logo, then click the arrow to begin sign-in.

Add work account with Google logo Click arrow to sign in

Step 6: Enter the user email

Enter the user’s Google email address. When redirected to the SDO screen, enter the same Google email address again and click NEXT.

Enter Google email Enter Google email in SDO screen Click next

Step 7: Complete SDO authentication

Approve the SDO push notification on the enrolled mobile device, then click LOGIN.

Click login after SDO push

Step 8: Accept and finish sign-in

Click I agree to complete the sign-in flow. The user is now logged in.

I agree User is now logged in

Important notes

  • Make sure the correct Google directory is selected in SDO before assigning users.
  • Only users assigned to the published service will be able to use the integration.
  • The user must be enrolled in SDO and able to approve the mobile push notification during authentication.
  • Install GCPW with administrator privileges on the Windows endpoint.
Related topics: Google Workspace, Google Credential Provider for Windows (GCPW), OpenID Connect, Secret Double Octopus, Windows sign-in
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