Re: [CONF-user] SSO Integration with Netegrity

Subject:   Re: [CONF-user] SSO Integration with Netegrity (find more)
From:   Joseph Dane <hidden> (find more)
Date:   Oct 27, 2005 17:05
hidden writes:
 
> Has anyone integrated Confluence with Single Sign On using
> Netegiry/CA's Siteminder product ? If so can you please provide
> details
 
I have not.  I have, however, integrated JIRA with Yale CAS, and need
to do the same for Confluence, Real Soon Now.  I don't know how
similar Siteminder is to CAS, but I can post my notes here when I'm
done.
 
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joe
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  • [CONF-user] SSO Integration with Netegrity hidden

    Has anyone integrated Confluence with Single Sign On using Netegiry/CA's Siteminder product ? If so can you please provide details Thanks Laks

    • Re: [CONF-user] SSO Integration with Netegrity Joseph Dane <hidden>

    • [CONF-user] Re: SSO Integration with Netegrity hidden

      I'm afraid my company will not allow us to post any code. however, what I can say is that it is quite easy to do. Here is what we did: 1. set a siteminder policy to protect all resources on confluence, setting ...

    • [CONF-user] Re: SSO Integration with Netegrity hidden

      p>I am currently doing something similar, but using <a href="http://shibboleth.internet2.edu">Shibboleth</a> to protect Confluence. My custom class works fine, but my issue is with the login and logout links. Seraph provides parameters to customize these links (see ...

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