The Federation Web Services (FWS) application is protected by SiteMinder policies.
When you install the Policy Server, these policies and the related policy objects are automatically created by the ampolicy.smdif file. There is one policy for each service that makes up the Federation Web Services application.
The following table lists the objects and policies that protect FWS.
Object Type |
Object Name |
---|---|
Domain |
FederationWebServicesDomain |
Realm |
FederationWebServicesRealm public |
Agent Group |
FederationWebServicesAgentGroup |
Rule |
FederationWSAssertionRetrievalServiceRule FederationWSNotificationServiceRule FederationWSSessionServiceRule SAML2FWSArtifactResolutionRule |
Policy |
FederationWSAssertionRetrievalServicePolicy FederationWSNotificationServicePolicy SAML2FWSArtifactResolutionServicePolicy |
User Context Variable |
AllowNotification |
User Context Variable |
AllowSessionSync |
User Directory |
FederationWSCustomUserStore SAML2FederationCustomUserStore |
You must enforce protection of the Federation Web Services policies by adding the Web Agent protecting these services to an Agent group. All other aspects of configuring the policies, such as the Basic authentication scheme, realms and rules are set up automatically. Additionally, you must specify the affiliates/Service Providers who can access the Federation Web Services application. Additionally, you need to permit the affiliates access to the Federation Web Services application.
To enforce policies for the Federation Web Services application
For ServletExec, this Agent is on the Web server where the Web Agent Option Pack is installed. For any application server, such as WebLogic or JBOSS, this is the Web Agent installed where the application server proxy is installed. The Web Agent Option Pack may be on a different system.
Note: You have to establish affiliate domains and add affiliates to the domains prior to giving the affiliates permission.
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