Customize the OpenSAML v2 tokens-You use the default token
generation definition when you configure the basic single sign-on
definition. To customize the token definition, you can modify the
named identity provider, the token signing key, or how long a token
can be used before it expires. Refer to Customize the SSO Attributes.
Configure Sterling B2B Integrator or Sterling File Gateway with additional
pools-You use additional pools to support more than one Sterling External Authentication Server.
Refer to Configure Sterling B2B Integrator or Sterling File Gateway to use multiple Sterling External Authentication Servers.
Use a third-party application to configure tokens-The basic
scenario uses Sterling External Authentication Server to
configure and manage tokens. To use a third-party application to configure
tokens, complete additional setup procedures. Refer to Allow a
Third-Party Provider to Create Tokens.
Configure a Single Sign-on connection to the Sterling File Gateway application-After
you configure the basic SSO setup for myFileGateway, determine if
internal company users require the ability to connect to the Sterling File Gateway application
through Secure Proxy.
Refer to Add Single Sign-On Support for Sterling File Gateway.
Configure a Single Sign-on connection to other applications
on Sterling B2B Integrator-This
includes the Dashboard and Mailbox interfaces. Refer to Configure
Single Sign-On for Dashboard.
Configure a Single Sign-on connection to HTTP services
on Sterling B2B Integrator that
use Basic Authentication-This includes applications such as WebDAV
and AS2. Refer to Add Single Sign-On Support for Basic Authentication
Applications on Sterling B2B Integrator.
Customize the Logon Portal-You use the default Logon Portal
when you configure an HTTP adapter with Secure Proxy. To customize
the Logon Portal, you can modify the Logon Portal pages and user messages,
or you can configure Secure Proxy to use an
external logon portal. Refer to Customize the Logon Portal.