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manually set sso credential mapping?
Is it possible to manually set the sso credential mapping to a specific account?
I'm trying to get the F5 to log into a backend webserver as a different account than what the user logged into the frontend as...I'm not really sure how to do it so I was going to try kerberos delegation but I can't figure out how to change the session variable.
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- kunjan
Nimbostratus
In the VPE, using "Variable Assign" agent set session.logon.last.username with the user account. And before SSO credential mapping.
- JWhitesPro_1928
Cirrostratus
That is the track I was on, not sure if there is some special command in the set variable that I need to put or if it is as simple as just typing the username. Does anyone Know what format the username needs to be? User User@domain Domain\user - kunjan
Nimbostratus
If you are doing some test with hard coded user, return "user1"
- kunjan_118660
Cumulonimbus
In the VPE, using "Variable Assign" agent set session.logon.last.username with the user account. And before SSO credential mapping.
- JWhitesPro_1928
Cirrostratus
That is the track I was on, not sure if there is some special command in the set variable that I need to put or if it is as simple as just typing the username. Does anyone Know what format the username needs to be? User User@domain Domain\user - kunjan_118660
Cumulonimbus
If you are doing some test with hard coded user, return "user1"
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