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What's the backward compatibility story going to look like here wrt SSO MFA? Do we run into a risk of Connect v17 wanting to use SSO MFA but not being able to because the proxy is on an older version which does not send SSOHostname?
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SSO MFA is being released in v17 so if we can get this in for v17.0.0 we won't have any issues.
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Update Teleport Connect's proxy host allow list to allow opening an SSO provider's hostname.
When pinging the Teleport proxy for a specific connector, include the SSO hostname so it can be included in client-side logic determining whether a URL hostname should be trusted or not. This allow list logic only currently presides in Connect, but we may want to consider adding it to
tshandtctlas well.Note: This change is necessary for SSO MFA to work in Connect, as Connect opens the URL within the context of the proxy host allow list.