The authentication can be done in several ways:
1.None
2.Basic
3.Bearer
4.Bearer token request
5.Claims
6.HTTP Header token
Select the authentication type required by the service provider.
1. None
Option 1 does not require any configuration but is not secure in any way.
2. Basic Authentication
Figure 15, Create a Service Provider - step 4 - Basic Authentication
Attribute |
Explanation |
Authentication Code |
Code when third party uses basic Authentication |
Authentication Password |
Password when basic authentication is used. |
3. Bearer Authentication
Figure 16, Create a Service Provider - step 4 - Bearer Authentication
Attribute |
Explanation |
Bearer Provider Id |
Provider Id |
Bearer Auth Token |
Authentication token |
4. Bearer Token request Authentication (future development)
The information below shall be provided by the provider
Attribute |
Explanation |
Bearer Uri |
Address to the provider |
Bearer Email Address |
Email Address to log in with |
Bearer Password |
|
5. Claims Authentications
Figure 17, Create a Service Provider - step 4 - Claims Authentication
Attribute |
Explanation |
Claims Wrap Endpoint (Acquire) |
|
Claims Wrap Scope (Realm) |
|
Claims Wrap Issuer |
|
Claims Wrap Signing Key |
|
6. HTTP Header Token Authentications
Attribute |
Explanation |
HTTP Header name |
The name in the Header attribute/element |
HTTP Header Value |
The value of the attribute/element |