An SSO server must be configured with a static IP address. If the SSO server IP address changes, you will have to reconfigure all SSO
clients with the new IP address. See Ethernet.
Figure53: SSO Server Settings
Item Description
Server Mode (On/Off)
Enable or disable the functionality of the server. When set to OFF, the controller is no longer in server mode.
Type Server type
Access Token
Identifier used by the server that is handling the protected resource to lookup the associated authorization information.
The access token is usually a long string made up of 16 to 132 random alphanumeric characters and symbols that would
be difficult to guess.
When the SSO service is selected, the access token ID is displayed by default. If required, you can generate a new code
using the generate icon
or manually enter an access token.
Click to copy the access token to the clipboard.
Click to refresh the information in the list.
Apply Click
Apply
to apply and save the changes
See also Setting Up the SSO Functionality.
SSO Client Settings
The
Client Settings
tab allows you to select the type of client mode for the Client controller(s). When
Type
is set to
Single
Sign On (SSO)
, the controller will use the SSO server for authentication.
Figure54: Client Settings - Type
When
Type
is set to
Local
, credentials are added to and managed by this controller.
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