Forms authentication
ISAM provides forms authentication as an alternative to the standard basic authentication mechanism. This method produces a custom HTML login form from Security Verify Access instead of the standard login prompt resulting from a basic authentication challenge. When we use forms-based login, the browser does not cache the username and password information as it does in basic authentication. By default, the web reverse proxy is configured for forms-based authentication.
- Enable and disable forms authentication
- Customize HTML response forms
- Submit login form data directly to WebSEAL
Parent topic: Authentication methods
Related concepts
- Basic authentication
- Client-side certificate authentication
- Token authentication
- Kerberos authentication through an External Authentication Interface (EAI)
- Windows desktop single sign-on
- LTPA authentication
- OAuth Authentication
- OpenID Connect (OIDC) authentication
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