Third-party Authentication Add-on for LinkedIn. Customer Guide. #################################################################### The following configuration will allow customers to configure the LinkedIn OAuth application to implement authentication with LinkedIn accounts on their LMS sites. **Integration Requisites** - It is required to have your LMS site in a domain of your own. - Enterprise or performance subscription with the add-on third-party authentication enabled. Configuring the LinkedIn OAuth Application =========================================== Complete the following steps to configure the LinkedIn OAUTH application. 1. Log in to your LinkedIn account to access |developers_console_Linkedin_link|. .. |developers_console_Linkedin_link| raw:: html The developer's console 2. Go to **My apps**, choose **Create app** from the dropdown menu, and select **Create App** for the integration with the LMS site. Fill out the fields in the according to your project's information, such as App name, LinkedIn page, etc. .. only:: html .. figure:: ../_assets/third-party-integration-linkedinapp-newapp.gif 3. In the OAuth 2.0 section, for **Authorized Redirect URL**, enter .. code-block:: javascript https://YOURLMSDOMAIN/auth/complete/linkedin-oauth2/ .. only:: html .. figure:: ../_assets/third-party-integration-linkedinapp-redirecturl.gif 4. Provide eduNEXT with the credentials recently created. The *client ID* and *client secret* can be found on the **Auth** tab. .. only:: html .. figure:: ../_assets/third-party-integration-linkedinapp-credentials.gif The credentials look like the example below. .. code-block:: yaml App-ID = 78jh7523m7glp5 App-Secret = WgsamPQglUo3xygH Send this information to the eduNEXT customer support team. Access the `Edunext Control Center `_ > **Customer Support** > **Submit a Ticket**.