When using SSO, always add the SSO domain before you enable it on a resource. - In Digital Access Admin, go to Manage Resource Access > SSO Domains
- Registered SSO domains are listed, click a registered SSO domain to edit or delete it.
- Click Add SSO Domain to add a new SSO domain.
- Enter a SSO domain Display Name.
Select Domain Type. Available options are: Text (default, used for domains of the type NTLM, Basic, and Form-based.) Cookie
SSO Restrictions Cache on session only
When Cache on session only is checked, SSO credentials are cached (kept in memory) and only valid during the user session. When the option is not checked (default), the SSO credentials are stored persistently on the user account. | Note |
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When Domain Type is set to Cookie, this option is not availableunavailable. User Inactivity
Check Enable inactivity check and specify a period of time (set in number of days, weeks, or months) during which users are allowed to be inactive, that is, not access the domain. When the period has passed, credentials must be re-entered for access to the domain to be granted. This option is not available when Cache on session only has been selected. Absolute Time Limit
Check Enable time limit check and specify a period of time (set in number of days, weeks, or months) during which users’ SSO credentials are valid. When the period has passed, credentials must be re-entered for access to the domain to be granted. This setting is independent of user inactivity. This option is not available when Cache on session only has been selected.
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