Configuring CA SiteMinder® as a Service Provider requires the following tasks:
Configure a SAML authentication scheme for each Identity Provider that is a federation partner and generates assertions. Bind each scheme to a realm. The realm consists of all the URLs of the target resources requested by users. Protect these resources with a CA SiteMinder® policy.
Tips:
The optional tasks for configuring CA SiteMinder® as a Service Provider are:
The Administrative UI provides two ways to navigate to the legacy federation configuration dialogs.
You can navigate in one of two ways:
When you create an object, a page displays with a configuration wizard. Follow the steps in the configuration wizard to create the object.
When you modify an existing object, a page displays with a series of tabs. Modify the configuration from these tabs. These tabs are the same as the steps in the configuration wizard.
The Service Provider uses the identity information in the assertion to authorize access to protected federated resources. CA SiteMinder® employs a SAML authentication scheme for this process.
Before you can assign a SAML 2.0 authentication scheme to protect resources, configure the scheme.
Follow these steps:
Navigate to Infrastructure, Authentication, Authentication Schemes.
The Authentication Scheme page opens at the General settings.
Note: Click Help for descriptions of settings and controls, including their respective requirements and limits.
The contents of the Authentication Scheme dialog change to support the SAML 2.0 scheme.
If you are configuring the scheme for the fist time, follow the configuration wizard to set up the authentication scheme.
Identity the Service Provider and Identity Provider in the General settings for the SAML 2.0 authentication schemes.
Follow these steps:
If you are modifying an existing scheme, click Modify then click SAML 2.0 Configuration.
The detailed settings for the scheme display.
Note: Click Help for descriptions of settings and controls, including their respective requirements and limits.
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