What does the error message "The issuing Identity Provider is not registered with DocuSign." signify?

The error message "The issuing Identity Provider is not registered with DocuSign." indicates that there is an issue related to the configuration of the Identity Provider (IdP) and its relationship with DocuSign. When an Identity Provider is not registered, it means that DocuSign is not recognizing it as a valid source from which authentication requests can be accepted.

In this context, the correct choice reflects that the integration is incorrectly configured. This typically suggests that the setup process has not been completed correctly, or that the Identity Provider was not registered in the DocuSign account settings. If the integration were established properly, DocuSign would recognize the Identity Provider without generating this error.

The other choices address different issues unrelated to the registration of the Identity Provider. An expired certificate could lead to authentication failures, but it wouldn't specifically result in this message about registration. Similarly, an inactive user account would prevent logins, yet it would not trigger a notice about the Identity Provider's registration status. Interruptions in connection might affect overall functionality; however, they wouldn't specifically reference the IdP registration.

Understanding the nature of this error helps in troubleshooting integration issues, ultimately ensuring that the Identity Provider is correctly set up within the DocuSign environment so that it can