Okta production environment not showing global session policy option on Okta console. How to enable it.
On Development its showing the option under security.
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I am trying to implement Single LogOut from my Service Provider using Okta.
I have the app configured in Okta. The SSO is working fine. Just that when I am logging out of the application it is not logging me out of Okta as a result if I re login it is just logging me with the same user name without taking me to the log in page.
I have configured the SLO settings as seen in the picture.
Also I am using the Url from the IDP Metadata in the SP.
And I have updated the same Signature Certificate as provided by Okta as seen in the picture:
Requirements:
When I log out, it should log me out of the current application as well as Okta.
When I re log in, It should ask for credentials.
I tried looking into https://help.okta.com/en-us/Content/Topics/Apps/Apps_Single_Logout.htm
But could not understand what the actual issue was.
I'm new to saml. I used onelogin and keycloack with the flask demo and now I'm trying to write a tornado demo. My question is: with flask demo, with 2 SP (I tried the flask demo on 2 different port) when a user logout on a single SP I noticed that the user logout also on the other SP (in the same realm). Is this the default saml behavior? (because I prefer have a specific logout for each application).
There's a couple of sessions in play here. Sessions with each SP. Session with Onelogin. Onelogin ( and SAML ) does support SLO ( Single Logout ) but you have to specifically configure it, and support it, in each application. If you haven't explicitly supported SLO then I'd suggest that your local logout is being applied to both SPs through killing the cookie that is handling your sessions on the client.
I have set up an internal deployment of jupyterhub using the zero-to-jupyterhub guide. I'd like to have it authenticated via Okta, but I don't see okta listed on the authentication documentation page. Has anyone successfully gotten jupyterhub authenticating via Okta?
We have to configure a time limited access per user and per client in keycloak. E.g. User a should have access to confluence from 2017-11-06 until 2018-11-06.
We configured a time-based policy in the keycloak admin console and checked sucessfully the conditions with the built-in evaltation page.
Clients >> Confluence >> Authorization >> Policies
But keycloak didn't evaluate the policies during the login of the user.
Our first assumption was that keycloak sould evaluate these policies while user authentication, but none of the policies we configured had any impact to the user authentication (The user can login independent of the policy configuration of the keycloak). We assumed that the client (e.g. Confluence) has to evluate the client policies. Is our assumption correct?
Please could you be so kind to give us hint how to configure user access policies in keycloak that will be evaluate during the user authentication?
The policies are all about authorization only!
They have no impact on authentication.
Authentication is just the verification of the login credentials.
Keycloak itself is not making any authorization decision. It just provides data, such as claims, roles and permissions that can be used by a client (i.e. application) to make authorization decisions.
Depending on the defined policies an authenticated user has specific roles and permissions in the corresponding access token.
The application then is responsible to allow or deny access for specific functionality or data based on the user's provided roles and permissions in the token.
That is, the policy you described will influence the permissions of the user. Before 2017-11-06 and after 2018-11-06 some required permissions will not be in the user's access token and therefore access to some functionality will be denied by the application.
Sorry, but I have no idea how this works in Confluence.
I've a web application which is configured to use SSO - Siteminder authentication. Now we have developed over own custom authentication code and want it to be implemented instead of using Siteminder. The application is being deployed in WAS 8.0 server which by default is using Siteminder. So even after we changed our code to perform custom authentication I don't know how when deploying it to server it automatically redirects us to SSO login instead of our custom login page.
In my local machine, the same code picks up this newly developed custom authentication and we've tested it too successfully. But when this code is deployed in actual DEV server, it ignores our custom login module and goes to Siteminder login page. Do I have to set something at the server side to disable SSO ? If so, can anyone tell me how to disable Siteminder at server for my application?
You need to disable the TAI (Trust Association Interceptor) for Siteminder. You can either disable TAI completely or just the Siteminder Interceptor. Via Admin Console go to Security>Global Security>Web and SIP Security>Trust Association to make the necessary changes.
HTH
Dan