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The user authenticates with the IdP, and is redirected back to the Client with an authorization code, which it can then exchange for an ID Token.
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The enterprise IdP may enforce additional security controls such as multi-factor authentication before granting the user access to the MCP Client.
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For example, in an OpenID Connect flow, after receiving a redirect from the IdP with an authorization code, the MCP server makes a request to the Authorization Server and, if valid, receives the tokens in the response:
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For example, in an OpenID Connect flow, after receiving a redirect from the IdP with an authorization code, the MCP Client makes a request to the Authorization Server and, if valid, receives the tokens in the response:
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