SiteMinder can generate an assertion that is intended for one time use by the relying party, requiring the relying party to request a new assertion each time it needs one. Restricting an assertion to one use helps ensure that authentication decisions are based on current information.
To generate an assertion with a one time use condition
The asserting party can now generate an assertion that includes the condition element for its one time use.
When the SiteMinder IdP sends an assertion, by default it includes the SessionNotOnOrAfter parameter in the Authentication statement of the assertion. A third-party SP can use the value of the SessionNotOnOrAfter to set its own timeout values. The timeout values determine when a user session becomes invalid, which sends the user to reauthenticate at the IdP.
Important! If SiteMinder is acting as an SP, it ignores the SessionNotOnOrAfter value. Instead, a SiteMinder SP sets session timeouts based on the realm timeout that corresponds to the configured SAML authentication scheme that protects the target resource.
Note: The SessionNotOnOrAfter parameter is different than the NotOnOrAfter parameter used to determine assertion validity and skew time.
To customize the SessionNotOnOrAfter parameter
The Customize Validity duration dialog displays.
The options are:
Calculates the SessionNotOnOrAfter value that is based on the assertion validity duration.
Instructs the IdP not to include the SessionNotOnOrAfter parameter in the assertion.
Calculates the SessionNotOnOrAfter value that is based on the IdP session timeout. The timeout is configured in the IdP realm for the authentication URL. Using this option can synchronize the IdP and SP session timeout values.
Lets you specify a custom value for the SessionNotOnOrAfter parameter in the assertion. If you select this option, enter a time in the Customize Assertion Session Duration field.
Note: Click Help for a description of fields, controls, and their respective requirements.
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