問題文
What is the key difference in scope between configuring SAML at the enterprise level and configuring it for individual organizations?
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- Enterprise-level SAML applies one configuration to all organizations and protects internal repositories, while organization-level SAML lets different organizations use different providers but does not require SAML for internal repository access.
- The two levels enforce exactly the same requirements on every member, and the only difference is which administrator opens the settings page and uploads the certificate, so the choice is purely an operational one about who owns the configuration work.
- Enterprise-level SAML can only be used together with Enterprise Managed Users, because the enterprise-wide scope depends on accounts that the identity provider owns, so enterprises that keep personal accounts must configure SAML organization by organization.
- Configuring organization-level SAML for any one organization automatically extends that same configuration to every other organization owned by the enterprise, which is why administrators normally configure the smallest organization first and let it propagate upward to the enterprise account.