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This topic provides instructions on how to configure the SMSOTP and the Identity Server to integrate using a sample app. This is an updated version of the WSO2 article found here.The current SMSOTP connector can be easily used with nexmo but difficult to integrate with other SMS APIs. HOW THE TRAVELOCITY SAMPLE WORKS The web.xml is the deployment descriptor file of a java web application and is used to determine how URLs map to servlets, which URLs require authentication, and other information. It can be found inside the WEB-INF directory in the webapp folder. In the web.xml of travelocity, the SSOFilter is defined. Here the filter class name isgiven to
IDP INITIATED SSO VS SP INITIATED SSO Now the difference between IDP Initiated SSO and SP Initiated SSO is quite simple. In SP Initiated SSO, the Single Sign On process is initiated by the web application. The user first visits the webapp, then the user is redirected to the IDP along with an AuthnRequest generated at the SP. The Travelocity Sample in my previous post is aclassic
CONFIGURING WSO2 SMSOTP CONNECTOR This topic provides instructions on how to configure the SMSOTP and the Identity Server to integrate using a sample app. This is an updated version of the WSO2 article found here. The current SMSOTP connector can be easily used with nexmo but difficult to integrate with other SMS APIs. I have updated the connector to GENERATING A JAVA KEYSTORE USING SSL CERTIFICATE, PRIVATE Working with certificates can be a little confusing at times. This article aims to help give a brief understanding about the steps in creating a java keystore with the private key and a certificate signed by a certificate authority. The article also discusses about how this changes when working with intermediate certificates and rootcertificates.
CHANGING THE PORTS OF WSO2 SERVERS Almost all of WSO2 products are by default configured to run on port 9443. You will run into many instances where you need to run multiple WSO2 products or multiple instances of the same product in the same environment. In these instances the operating ports of INTEGRATING ATLASSIAN JIRA WITH WSO2 IDENTITY SERVER This post is on how you can configure SAML 2 based SSO for Atlassian JIRA, using the WSO2 Identity Server as the Identity Provider. Note that this configuration is very similar to the configuration for Confluence, which can be found here, since both Confluence and JIRA are products of Atlassian. Prerequisites WSO2 Identity Server The USER PROVISIONING BETWEEN TWO WSO2 IDENTITY SERVERS In this post I shall be explaining how users can be provisioned between two different Identity Server instances. User provisioning is a process which simplifies the creation and management of users on multiple systems. With user provisioning, when the user is added to the WSO2 LDAP, the system creates user accounts for the user on INTEGRATING SALESFORCE WITH WSO2 IDENTITY SERVER For this, Click on Configure on the left-most pane of the Identity Server Management Console, then click on Users and Roles from the left pane. Click on Users, then Add a new user, using the same credentials used for the Salesforce account. Step 3 : Use SSO. Start the WSO2 Identity Server then goto the newly registered domain name url. INTEGRATING ATLASSIAN CONFLUENCE WITH WSO2 IDENTITY SERVER The next series of posts will focus on how SAML 2.0 based SSO can be configured for specific third party applications using the WSO2 Identity Server as the IdP. Once all the configurations are complete, the user will have the ability to use any of these applications, having been authenticated once by the WSO2 IdentityPULASTHI'S BLOG
This topic provides instructions on how to configure the SMSOTP and the Identity Server to integrate using a sample app. This is an updated version of the WSO2 article found here.The current SMSOTP connector can be easily used with nexmo but difficult to integrate with other SMS APIs. HOW THE TRAVELOCITY SAMPLE WORKS The web.xml is the deployment descriptor file of a java web application and is used to determine how URLs map to servlets, which URLs require authentication, and other information. It can be found inside the WEB-INF directory in the webapp folder. In the web.xml of travelocity, the SSOFilter is defined. Here the filter class name isgiven to
IDP INITIATED SSO VS SP INITIATED SSO Now the difference between IDP Initiated SSO and SP Initiated SSO is quite simple. In SP Initiated SSO, the Single Sign On process is initiated by the web application. The user first visits the webapp, then the user is redirected to the IDP along with an AuthnRequest generated at the SP. The Travelocity Sample in my previous post is aclassic
CONFIGURING WSO2 SMSOTP CONNECTOR This topic provides instructions on how to configure the SMSOTP and the Identity Server to integrate using a sample app. This is an updated version of the WSO2 article found here. The current SMSOTP connector can be easily used with nexmo but difficult to integrate with other SMS APIs. I have updated the connector to GENERATING A JAVA KEYSTORE USING SSL CERTIFICATE, PRIVATE Working with certificates can be a little confusing at times. This article aims to help give a brief understanding about the steps in creating a java keystore with the private key and a certificate signed by a certificate authority. The article also discusses about how this changes when working with intermediate certificates and rootcertificates.
CHANGING THE PORTS OF WSO2 SERVERS Almost all of WSO2 products are by default configured to run on port 9443. You will run into many instances where you need to run multiple WSO2 products or multiple instances of the same product in the same environment. In these instances the operating ports of INTEGRATING ATLASSIAN JIRA WITH WSO2 IDENTITY SERVER This post is on how you can configure SAML 2 based SSO for Atlassian JIRA, using the WSO2 Identity Server as the Identity Provider. Note that this configuration is very similar to the configuration for Confluence, which can be found here, since both Confluence and JIRA are products of Atlassian. Prerequisites WSO2 Identity Server The USER PROVISIONING BETWEEN TWO WSO2 IDENTITY SERVERS In this post I shall be explaining how users can be provisioned between two different Identity Server instances. User provisioning is a process which simplifies the creation and management of users on multiple systems. With user provisioning, when the user is added to the WSO2 LDAP, the system creates user accounts for the user on INTEGRATING SALESFORCE WITH WSO2 IDENTITY SERVER For this, Click on Configure on the left-most pane of the Identity Server Management Console, then click on Users and Roles from the left pane. Click on Users, then Add a new user, using the same credentials used for the Salesforce account. Step 3 : Use SSO. Start the WSO2 Identity Server then goto the newly registered domain name url. INTEGRATING ATLASSIAN CONFLUENCE WITH WSO2 IDENTITY SERVER The next series of posts will focus on how SAML 2.0 based SSO can be configured for specific third party applications using the WSO2 Identity Server as the IdP. Once all the configurations are complete, the user will have the ability to use any of these applications, having been authenticated once by the WSO2 Identity FEDERATED AUTHENTICATION BETWEEN TWO IDENTITY SERVERS In this post I shall be explaining how federated authentication can be used to redirect the authentication of a user to another Identity Server. Download the Identity Server from here, if you have not done so already. The installation guide can be found here. Checkout the repository of the travelocity SSO sample from the link INTEGRATING ATLASSIAN JIRA WITH WSO2 IDENTITY SERVER This post is on how you can configure SAML 2 based SSO for Atlassian JIRA, using the WSO2 Identity Server as the Identity Provider. Note that this configuration is very similar to the configuration for Confluence, which can be found here, since both Confluence and JIRA are products of Atlassian. Prerequisites WSO2 Identity Server The SAML | PULASTHI'S BLOG If you’ve been following the Configuring Single Sign-On with SAML 2.0 on the WSO2 Identity Server Documentation, but can’t seem to figure out how SSO works on it, you’ve arrived at the right place.In this post I’ll be explaining my understanding of how the sample works. This might not be the most accurate description, so please feel free to drop a comment if I’ve mistaken something :) INTEGRATING SALESFORCE WITH WSO2 IDENTITY SERVER For this, Click on Configure on the left-most pane of the Identity Server Management Console, then click on Users and Roles from the left pane. Click on Users, then Add a new user, using the same credentials used for the Salesforce account. Step 3 : Use SSO. Start the WSO2 Identity Server then goto the newly registered domain name url. FEDERATED AUTHENTICATION Step 2: External IS Configuration. The external IS should have a new Identity Provider configured to federate the users to the internal IS. It should also have a service provider configured to identify the webapp. Add a new Identity Provider in the internal IS. Give a name and expand Federated Authenticators then SAML2 Web SSO Configuration. INTEGRATING ATLASSIAN CONFLUENCE WITH WSO2 IDENTITY SERVER The next series of posts will focus on how SAML 2.0 based SSO can be configured for specific third party applications using the WSO2 Identity Server as the IdP. Once all the configurations are complete, the user will have the ability to use any of these applications, having been authenticated once by the WSO2 Identity 2016 | PULASTHI'S BLOG This topic provides instructions on how to configure the SMSOTP and the Identity Server to integrate using a sample app. This is an updated version of the WSO2 article found here.The current SMSOTP connector can be easily used with nexmo but difficult to integrate with other SMS APIs. SAMPLE | PULASTHI'S BLOG Part 1: The index.jsp. Given below is the index page of the travelocity sample. For this tutorial, we shall only be focused on “login with SAML from WSO2 Identity Server”. If you look at the source code of the index.jsp page, you will see that the hyperlink for the SAML Login is “samlsso”. SAML 2.0 BASED SINGLE SIGN ON Hi there! If you are looking for documentation and information on implementing a SAML 2.0 based Single Sign On (SSO) system, and can't seem to find much online references, you've arrived at the correct place. In the next few posts we'll be discussing everything you need to know about implementing a SAML 2.0 based SSO systen. FEBRUARY | 2016 | PULASTHI'S BLOG Almost all of WSO2 products are by default configured to run on port 9443. You will run into many instances where you need to run multiple WSO2 products or multiple instances of the same product in the sameenvironment.
PULASTHI'S BLOG
This topic provides instructions on how to configure the SMSOTP and the Identity Server to integrate using a sample app. This is an updated version of the WSO2 article found here.The current SMSOTP connector can be easily used with nexmo but difficult to integrate with other SMS APIs. HOW THE TRAVELOCITY SAMPLE WORKS The web.xml is the deployment descriptor file of a java web application and is used to determine how URLs map to servlets, which URLs require authentication, and other information. It can be found inside the WEB-INF directory in the webapp folder. In the web.xml of travelocity, the SSOFilter is defined. Here the filter class name isgiven to
IDP INITIATED SSO VS SP INITIATED SSO Now the difference between IDP Initiated SSO and SP Initiated SSO is quite simple. In SP Initiated SSO, the Single Sign On process is initiated by the web application. The user first visits the webapp, then the user is redirected to the IDP along with an AuthnRequest generated at the SP. The Travelocity Sample in my previous post is aclassic
TRAVELOCITY
If you’ve been following the Configuring Single Sign-On with SAML 2.0 on the WSO2 Identity Server Documentation, but can’t seem to figure out how SSO works on it, you’ve arrived at the right place.In this post I’ll be explaining my understanding of how the sample works. This might not be the most accurate description, so please feel free to drop a comment if I’ve mistaken something :) CONFIGURING WSO2 SMSOTP CONNECTOR This topic provides instructions on how to configure the SMSOTP and the Identity Server to integrate using a sample app. This is an updated version of the WSO2 article found here. The current SMSOTP connector can be easily used with nexmo but difficult to integrate with other SMS APIs. I have updated the connector to SAML | PULASTHI'S BLOG Step 3: Internal IS Configuration. A new service provider needs to be configured in the Internal IS with the external IS as the Assertion Consumer URL. Add a new Service Provider and click on Configure under Inbound Authentication Configuration -> SAML2 Web SSO Configurationthen
GENERATING A JAVA KEYSTORE USING SSL CERTIFICATE, PRIVATE Working with certificates can be a little confusing at times. This article aims to help give a brief understanding about the steps in creating a java keystore with the private key and a certificate signed by a certificate authority. The article also discusses about how this changes when working with intermediate certificates and rootcertificates.
INTEGRATING ATLASSIAN JIRA WITH WSO2 IDENTITY SERVER This post is on how you can configure SAML 2 based SSO for Atlassian JIRA, using the WSO2 Identity Server as the Identity Provider. Note that this configuration is very similar to the configuration for Confluence, which can be found here, since both Confluence and JIRA are products of Atlassian. Prerequisites WSO2 Identity Server The DEBUGGING A WEBAPP DEPLOYED ON WSO2 APPLICATION SERVER Debugging a webapp deployed on the WSO2 Application Server can be tiresome at times. The best possible way to achieve this is by remote debugging. Remote debugging is used to debug an application running on a remote server through a local development environment. This is done by starting the application on debug mode then attaching INTEGRATING ATLASSIAN CONFLUENCE WITH WSO2 IDENTITY SERVER The next series of posts will focus on how SAML 2.0 based SSO can be configured for specific third party applications using the WSO2 Identity Server as the IdP. Once all the configurations are complete, the user will have the ability to use any of these applications, having been authenticated once by the WSO2 IdentityPULASTHI'S BLOG
This topic provides instructions on how to configure the SMSOTP and the Identity Server to integrate using a sample app. This is an updated version of the WSO2 article found here.The current SMSOTP connector can be easily used with nexmo but difficult to integrate with other SMS APIs. HOW THE TRAVELOCITY SAMPLE WORKS The web.xml is the deployment descriptor file of a java web application and is used to determine how URLs map to servlets, which URLs require authentication, and other information. It can be found inside the WEB-INF directory in the webapp folder. In the web.xml of travelocity, the SSOFilter is defined. Here the filter class name isgiven to
IDP INITIATED SSO VS SP INITIATED SSO Now the difference between IDP Initiated SSO and SP Initiated SSO is quite simple. In SP Initiated SSO, the Single Sign On process is initiated by the web application. The user first visits the webapp, then the user is redirected to the IDP along with an AuthnRequest generated at the SP. The Travelocity Sample in my previous post is aclassic
TRAVELOCITY
If you’ve been following the Configuring Single Sign-On with SAML 2.0 on the WSO2 Identity Server Documentation, but can’t seem to figure out how SSO works on it, you’ve arrived at the right place.In this post I’ll be explaining my understanding of how the sample works. This might not be the most accurate description, so please feel free to drop a comment if I’ve mistaken something :) CONFIGURING WSO2 SMSOTP CONNECTOR This topic provides instructions on how to configure the SMSOTP and the Identity Server to integrate using a sample app. This is an updated version of the WSO2 article found here. The current SMSOTP connector can be easily used with nexmo but difficult to integrate with other SMS APIs. I have updated the connector to SAML | PULASTHI'S BLOG Step 3: Internal IS Configuration. A new service provider needs to be configured in the Internal IS with the external IS as the Assertion Consumer URL. Add a new Service Provider and click on Configure under Inbound Authentication Configuration -> SAML2 Web SSO Configurationthen
GENERATING A JAVA KEYSTORE USING SSL CERTIFICATE, PRIVATE Working with certificates can be a little confusing at times. This article aims to help give a brief understanding about the steps in creating a java keystore with the private key and a certificate signed by a certificate authority. The article also discusses about how this changes when working with intermediate certificates and rootcertificates.
INTEGRATING ATLASSIAN JIRA WITH WSO2 IDENTITY SERVER This post is on how you can configure SAML 2 based SSO for Atlassian JIRA, using the WSO2 Identity Server as the Identity Provider. Note that this configuration is very similar to the configuration for Confluence, which can be found here, since both Confluence and JIRA are products of Atlassian. Prerequisites WSO2 Identity Server The DEBUGGING A WEBAPP DEPLOYED ON WSO2 APPLICATION SERVER Debugging a webapp deployed on the WSO2 Application Server can be tiresome at times. The best possible way to achieve this is by remote debugging. Remote debugging is used to debug an application running on a remote server through a local development environment. This is done by starting the application on debug mode then attaching INTEGRATING ATLASSIAN CONFLUENCE WITH WSO2 IDENTITY SERVER The next series of posts will focus on how SAML 2.0 based SSO can be configured for specific third party applications using the WSO2 Identity Server as the IdP. Once all the configurations are complete, the user will have the ability to use any of these applications, having been authenticated once by the WSO2 Identity FEDERATED AUTHENTICATION BETWEEN TWO IDENTITY SERVERS In this post I shall be explaining how federated authentication can be used to redirect the authentication of a user to another Identity Server. Download the Identity Server from here, if you have not done so already. The installation guide can be found here. Checkout the repository of the travelocity SSO sample from the link SCIM | PULASTHI'S BLOG Click on Add under Identity Providers on the left pane. Give a name and expand the Outbound Provisioning Connectors and under that the SCIM Provisioning Configuration. Check the Enable Checkbox and give the Username and Password of the External IS. Give the user endpoint of the external IS, this is by default https://Details
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