Single Sign-on Solutions - web reverse proxy

1. Single sign-on with the Security Token Service
   
2. Single signon (SSO) concepts
   
3. Client identity in HTTP BA headers
   
4. Client identity and generic password
   
5. Limitations of the -b supply option
   
6. Forwarding of original client BA header information
   
7. Removal of client BA header information
   
8. User names and passwords from GSO
   
9. Client identity information across junctions
   
10. Client identity in HTTP headers (-c)
    
11. Conditions of use -c junctions
    
12. Client IP addresses in HTTP headers (-r)
    
13. Limiting the size of WebSEAL-generated HTTP headers
    
14. Global sign-on overview
    
15. Authentication information mapping
    
16. Configure a GSO-enabled WebSEAL junction
    
17. Configuration of the GSO cache
    
18. LTPA overview
    
19. Forms single sign-on concepts
    
20. How to enable forms single signon
    
21. Forms single sign-on example
    
22. Single sign-on using Kerberos constrained delegation
    
23. Cross-domain single signon concepts
    
24. Configuration of cross-domain single signon
    
25. Extended attributes for CDSSO
    
26. Compatibility issues for CDSSO
    
27. LTPA single signon
    
28. E-community single signon
    
29. Single sign-off
    
30. JSON Web Tokens in HTTP Headers
    

Parent topic: web reverse proxy configuration