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tiwang
Nimbostratus
Jun 07, 2013SSO for webserver
Hi out there
I need an idea how I can awoid my users in cheating me.
I have a SSO setup where I through a client initiated webform do a SSO login to a webserver. After this the APM j...
tiwang
Nimbostratus
Jun 13, 2013Hi Kevin
1 - the applications logon page is in fact distinct - it is implemented i ./default.htm - they do not have to access this unless to logon-attempts.
2 - the sso profile should be perpetual - ehh - now am I on a bit deep water - I expected that when the SSO profile has done its job the apm module would not be waked up again before a new fresh login - can I keep the apm module watch the session?
The SSO profile is in fact pretty simple - from the F5 logon page i fetch username and password and looks for the logon form in the response from the webserver where it uses this for the logon to the webserver (in fact - it is not a logon but username and password is used in the back-stage sql server)
The section in the SSO profile looks like this - more "Validforms" exist but similar:
apm sso form-basedv2 /Country_dmz/Country_Server1_sso {
description "SSO form for Server1"
forms {
Validform_ecom_Country {
attribute-value Validform
controls {
PASSWORD {
secure true
value "%{session.sso.token.last.password}"
}
UserGroupId {
value "%{session.sso.token.last.username}"
}
}
id-type name
request-name referer
request-type header
request-value https://ecom.corp.Country/my.policy
}
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