--- title: "End User Experience on Linux Devices" slug: "end-user-experience-on-linux-devies" description: "Learn how SSO configuration works on macOS devices using Scalefusion. Discover the steps for managing authentication, compliance checks, and OTP login on both managed and unmanaged macOS devices." tags: ["macOS device authentication", "OTP login macOS", "Scalefusion macOS SSO", "Scalefusion MDM macOS", "SSO compliance checks macOS", "SSO configuration macOS", "SSO for macOS devices"] updated: 2025-05-06T13:10:31Z published: 2025-05-06T13:10:31Z canonical: "help.scalefusion.com/end-user-experience-on-linux-devies" --- > ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.scalefusion.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # End User Experience on Linux Devices Once SSO configuration is created, users can sign in to the application when authenticated. The document describes how Scalefusion authenticates any user using SSO Configuration when they try to sign in to Gmail on Linux devices. ## Pre-requisites 1. [SSO Configuration](/docs/configure-app-with-ssoconfiguration) is created on Scalefusion Dashboard 2. Users have been assigned with the SSO configuration 3. Linux Device should enrolled to Scalefusion. ### Case 1: Device is Unmanaged (not enrolled with Scalefusion) On Linux devices which are unmanaged, you can sign in to the application with an OTP. Let us assume in the SSO configuration, the Conditional Access > Device Policy is configured to allow access to Gmail application **If the device is managed by Scalefusion or an OTP using OneIdP Authenticator app from a managed device**. ![](https://cdn.document360.io/175c0eac-012f-4410-bdc5-ac60794f82d8/Images/Documentation/image-1745917042523.png) ### Prerequisite - One another device enrolled with Scalefusion having Authenticator app, should be available. ### Steps Following steps are to be performed on an **unmanaged Linux** device: 1. Open browser (like Google Chrome)and type **www.gmail.com** in the address bar. 2. On the **Sign in** screen, enter your email (the user's email to which you have assigned the application in SSO configuration). Click **Next** ![](https://cdn.document360.io/175c0eac-012f-4410-bdc5-ac60794f82d8/Images/Documentation/image-1717403748728.png) 3. You will be redirected to **OneIdP** sign in page. Enter your email id and password and click on **Sign In**. ![](https://cdn.document360.io/175c0eac-012f-4410-bdc5-ac60794f82d8/Images/Documentation/image-1745484450286.png) 4. Please wait for the authentication. ![](https://cdn.document360.io/175c0eac-012f-4410-bdc5-ac60794f82d8/Images/Documentation/image-1745484550263.png) 5. On the next screen you will be asked to enter the **OTP** generated in Authenticator. At this point, go to the device enrolled with Scalefusion and click on **Authenticator** to get the OTP. **Note**: Here we have shown a macOS device enrolled in Scalefusion with SSO configurations applied. It can be any other device also managed by Scalefusion. **In macOS devices, Authenticator is present inside Scalefusion MDM Client**. (We can use Managed device belonging to any platform, to take the OTP) ![](https://cdn.document360.io/175c0eac-012f-4410-bdc5-ac60794f82d8/Images/Documentation/image-1718102173140.png) 6. The OTP that is shown inside Authenticator app needs to be entered here on your unmanaged Linux device. Enter **OTP** and click on **Log in** ![](https://cdn.document360.io/175c0eac-012f-4410-bdc5-ac60794f82d8/Images/Documentation/image-1745484775676.png) 7. Once authentication takes place, you will be signed in to **Gmail** with that user. ![](https://cdn.document360.io/175c0eac-012f-4410-bdc5-ac60794f82d8/Images/Documentation/image-1717404600805.png) ## Case 2: Device is managed by Scalefusion Let us assume in the SSO configuration, the Conditional Access > Device Policy is configured to allow access of application only if **Device is managed by Scalefusion.** ![](https://cdn.document360.io/175c0eac-012f-4410-bdc5-ac60794f82d8/Images/Documentation/image-1718092596161.png) ### Prerequisite - Device should be enrolled with Scalefusion and the Organisation User should be logged in to the Linux Device. ### Steps Following steps are to be performed on a **managed Linux** device: 1. Open browser (like Google Chrome) and type **www.gmail.com** in the address bar 2. On the **Sign in** screen, enter your email (the user's email to which you have assigned the application in SSO configuration). Click **Next** ![](https://cdn.document360.io/175c0eac-012f-4410-bdc5-ac60794f82d8/Images/Documentation/image-1717403748728.png) 3. You will be redirected to **OneIdP** sign in page. Enter your email id and password and click on **Sign In**. ![](https://cdn.document360.io/175c0eac-012f-4410-bdc5-ac60794f82d8/Images/Documentation/image-1745484886639.png) 4. Please wait for the authentication. ![](https://cdn.document360.io/175c0eac-012f-4410-bdc5-ac60794f82d8/Images/Documentation/image-1745485109331.png) 5. Once authentication completes, you will be signed in to the Gmail account ![](https://cdn.document360.io/175c0eac-012f-4410-bdc5-ac60794f82d8/Images/Documentation/image-1718093068709.png)