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1.1.2 Locating the Crowd Server that CrowdID is using change the details or users of your CrowdID application within Crowd, you will need to login to your Crowd server. {}To determine the location of your Crowd server, \\ # Login to CrowdID. # Click the 'Administration' link in the top navigation bar. # Click the 'Crowd Server ... Other labels: crowd-services, crowdid

1.1 Concepts Crowd is an application security framework that handles authentication and authorisation for your webbased applications. With Crowd you can quickly integrate multiple web applications into a single security architecture that supports single signon (SSO) and centralised identity management. Crowd ... Other labels: provisioning, login, sso, security, concepts, identity, single-sign-on, authorisation

1.1 How OpenID sites interact with CrowdID diagram shows how an OpenIDenabled website (known as a 'Relying Party') interacts with CrowdID (an 'OpenID Provider') to validate an enduser's login attempt. For more information about the OpenID protocol please see http://openid.net. \\ RELATED TOPICS ... Other labels: login, openid-relying-party, authorisation, authentication, deny, allow-once, allow-always, verification

1.1 Setting JAVA_HOME Once you have installed the JDK (see 1. System Requirements), you need to set the JAVAHOME environment variable. To set the JAVAHOME environment variable on Windows # Right click on the 'My Computer' icon on your desktop and select 'Properties'. # Click ... Other labels: overview, api, guide, documentation

1.2 About the Crowd Administration Console Crowd Administration Console allows you to: Configure applications 3. Managing Applications to access the Crowd framework. Create and manage users 4. Managing Users, Groups and Roles and adjust their group and role membership. Map directories 2. Managing Directories ... Other labels: administration, documentation, overview, installation, console

1. Getting Started Other labels: directory, application, concepts, administration

1. System Requirements Hardware Requirements The hardware required to run Crowd depends significantly on the number of applications and users that your installation will have, as well as the maximum number of concurrent requests that the system will experience during peak hours. During evaluation Crowd will run well on any ... Other labels: documentation, guide, api, overview

2.1.2 MS SQL Server When you run the Crowd Setup Wizard 3. Running the Setup Wizard, you will be asked to choose a database and provide configuration settings for that database. It will make things easier if you have created the database and deployed the database driver before you ... Other labels: database, setup, msqlserver, msql, installation, documentation

2.1.3 MySQL When you run the Crowd Setup Wizard 3. Running the Setup Wizard, you will be asked to choose a database and provide configuration settings for that database. It will make things easier if you have created the database and deployed the database driver before you ... Other labels: database, setup, mysql, installation, documentation

2.1.4 Oracle When you run the Crowd Setup Wizard 3. Running the Setup Wizard, you will be asked to choose a database and provide configuration settings for that database. It will make things easier if you have created the database and deployed the database driver before you ... Other labels: jdbc, database, oracle