Federated login configuration options
Several configuration options are shared between both SP-initiated and IDP-initiated authentications via SAML. To configure these variables:
Click Manage the system > Modules > Federation / Web Single Sign-on.
Configure the options in the table Table 1, “Federation / Web Single Sign-on options” as required.
If required, configure event options, listed in the table Table 2, “Federation / Web Single Sign-On events” , that trigger external programs.
Click Update to submit the changes.
Option | Description |
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FEDIDP CERT FILE | The name of the PFX certificate used to sign assertions. |
FEDIDP CERT PASS | The password for the signing certificate. |
FEDIDP CERT STORE | The certificate store which contains the SAML signing certificate. PFX file store (Default): The default signing certificate repository. Computer account store: The local machine store for validation certificates. My user account store: The administrator account’s store for validation certificates. |
FEDIDP CERT SUBJECT | The subject value for the signing certificate. |
FEDIDP SAML PLUGIN | The plugin used to generate SAML assertions. |
FEDIDP SESSION MINUTES | Configures the maximum duration of a single sign-on session, in minutes (Default 8640). Expired sessions are automatically removed by |
FEDSP CERT FILE | The name of the PFX certificate used to sign SAML SP assertions. |
FEDSP CERT PASS | The password for the signing certificate. |
FEDSP CERT STORE | The certificate store which contains the SAML SP signing certificate. PFX file store (Default): The default signing certificate repository. This is located in <instancedir>\sp. Computer account store: The local machine store for validation certificates. My user account store: The administrator account’s store for validation certificates. |
FEDSP CERT SUBJECT | The subject value for the signing certificate. |
Bravura Security Fabric supports a number of event options that are invoked explicitly by federated login. For more information on event configuration, see Event Actions .