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spalande
Nacreous
Jul 07, 2015ADFS authentication -APM
For our ADFS infrastructure F5 is acting as an ADFS proxy. ADFS F5 VIP has apm policy with 2 factor authentication. So all cloud application needs multifactor authentciation. Now we have a requiremen...
Kevin_Stewart
Employee
Jul 07, 2015Technically speaking that's no more complicated than using an HTTP URI or Host header. The client would conceivably be coming to your auth solution with the referrer header.
GET / HTTP/1.1
Host: auth.domain.com
Referer: othersite.example.com
...
You'd just need to look for this in the first HTTP request to APM. That said, most browsers will not send a Referer header in an HTTPS request, so you might need to find another way to define where this request is coming from. Maybe an initial specific URI?
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