Username and One Touch
This scenario is DEPRECATED. Please setup a SAML Identity Provider with the corresponding authentication method. Connect your OpenID Connect Provider to the SAML IdP using the scenario OIDC->SAML Identity Provider (internal or external).
Performing this scenario will produce an OpenID Connect Provider with Username, password and One Touch authentication using either Active Directory, LDAP or SQL database as the primary userstore. Be sure to have configured "Relying party", "Keystore" and "One Touch" scenarios prior to executing this scenario.
The "Keystore" scenario can be found under the FEDERATION tab.
The "One Touch" scenario can be found under the SYSTEM tab.
This article will use LDAP as the primary user store.
Name & Description
Start by giving the scenario a friendly name and description. Then click Next.
OpenID Connect flow type
Select the OpenID Connect flowtype for this scenario. Both Authorization code flow and Implicit flow is supported and will generate appropriate configuration for selected flow type.
Click next to proceed.
Tenant
Enter the tenant id to be used with this specific scenario. The tenant is an internally unique identifier for your OpenID Connect Provider you are about to create.
Click next to proceed.
User store selection
Select existing or create a new primary user store.
Click next to proceed.
User search settings
Enter a search filter. This will be used to locate the authenticating user. Configure the search base by browsing through clicking "Choose" or manually enter the search base root. None of the values may be blank.
Click next to proceed.
Allowed relying party
Select the previously configured relying party, ort multiple if needed.
Click next to proceed.
Authorization endpoint
Enter the OpenID Connect Provider authorization endpoint. This is the endpoint applications will redirect the user agent to when authenticating.
Click next to proceed.
Keystore selection
Select one of the keystores uploaded earlier.
Click next to proceed.
Finalize
Click create and after a couple of seconds the OpenID Connect scenario is ready to handle incoming authentication requests.
Additional configuration or deletion is done by expanding the heading and clicking the desired name of what needs to be edited.
Edit configuration
Additional configuration or deletion is done by expanding the heading and clicking the desired name of what needs to be edited.
General
General information about the scenario including a link to the OP discovery information.
Execution flow
The configured execution flow for this OpenID Connect scenario. Add, edit or delete valves to your specific needs.