Configuration of cross-domain single signon

This section contains the following introductory topics:

The main configuration tasks are described in the following topics:

1. Enable and disable CDSSO authentication
2. Encrypting the authentication token data
3. Configure the token time stamp
4. Configure the token label name
5. Create the CDSSO HTML link

The remaining topics provide supporting information:

• CDSSO configuration summary
  
• CDSSO conditions and requirements
  
• Enable and disable CDSSO authentication
  
• Encrypting the authentication token data
  
• Configure the token time stamp
  
• Configure the token label name
  
• Create the CDSSO HTML link
  
• Handling errors from CDMF during token creation
  
• Protection of the authentication token
  While the authentication token does not contain authentication information (such as user name and password), it does contain a user identity that is trusted within the receiving domain. The token itself must therefore be protected against theft and replay.
• Use of cross-domain single signon with virtual hosts
  

Parent topic: Single Sign-on Solutions