What are linked domains?
We automatically link domains to the local directory. We add user accounts from a linked domain to the default authentication policy of the directory. When you’re ready you can add users from the local directory to an identity provider directory.
How linked domains work for Atlassian Government Cloud Even though the local directory isn’t visible in your directory list, we still link new domains to the local directory by default. When you add a domain to your organization, make sure to link the domain to an identity provider directory as a last step. |
You can link multiple domains to one directory and move linked domains from one directory to another. Learn more about authentication policies and directories
Why link domains?
You link a domain to an identity provider directory when you need to:
Determine which identity provider updates a user’s account information
Direct users to log in through SAML from an identity provider when you provision them with Just-In-Time
Learn more about provisioning users with Just-In-Time
Benefits of linking domains to an identity provider
When you have more than one identity provider, linking domains to a directory helps you to determine which identity provider updates a user’s account information.
When you provision users with Just-In-Time, linking domains to a directory ensures users log in with the SAML you configured for the directory.
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