On the SAML > Advanced tab of the Single Sign-On page you can find the less commonly used SSO configuration properties.

Request Signed

This setting determines whether the SAML request is signed or not. Enabling this setting can increase security, but it's incompatible with some IdPs. This setting is disabled by default.

Base metadata URL

This value sets the desired URL for the entityID and endpoint URLs. This URL should be an https. If you aren't using a URL with https, you need to get help from Support to continue setting up SSO.

Force Authentication

This setting forces any user with an existing IdP session to log in again.

Passive Authentication

When guest access is enabled, this issues a SAML AuthnRequest upon first access with isPassive=true, which should cause the IdP to redirect back to Jive if the user doesn't have an active session with the IdP.

NameID Format

For most IdPs, using the default setting is correct.

NameID Allow Create

By default, this check box is cleared. You should leave it cleared unless you receive an error about NameID creation while setting up your SAML integration.

Sign Metadata

Specifies that metadata should be signed. You should clear this check box unless your IdP requires that the metadata is signed. If you use ADFS, you must clear this check box.

IDP Want Response Signed

Adds a configuration to the SP metadata that tells the IdP that the SAML response should be signed, instead of only the assertions within the response. You should not enable this setting unless Support recommends it.

Requested AuthnContext

Along with Requested AuthnContext Comparison, this optional setting is used to add additional information to requests in certain specific cases. It's disabled by default.

Requested AuthnContext Comparison

Along with Requested AuthnContext, this optional setting is used to add additional information to requests in certain specific cases. It's disabled by default.

RSA Signature Algorithm URI

Defines the algorithm that is used in the digital signatures within the SAML messages.  Most IdPs use the default value of the namespace, as specified at http://www.w3.org/2001/04/xmldsig-more#rsa-sha256. You may need to change this value if your IdP uses a different algorithm.

Group Mapping Enabled

Enable this property if you plan to use one of the SAML Response Assertion Attributes to synchronize the user into Permission Groups. For more information, see SAML group mapping.

Require Valid Metadata

Use this setting to determine whether the IdP metadata which you provide to Jive should be validated with respect to any validUntil timestamps. Some IdPs generate metadata with arbitrary validUntil timestamps on their metadata, which can cause validation to fail and keep Jive from running.

Include Scoping

Some IdPs may require a scoping definition. This option is disabled by default. If you use ADFS, it must remain disabled. 

Proxy Count

This setting specifies the maximum number of proxies any request can go through in the request to the IdP. The default value is 2. If your IdP needs more than two proxy redirects, adjust this value accordingly.

Validate InResponseTo

Defines if InResponseTo is validated from incoming SAML responses. By default, the setting is enabled.