If you are using HTTP-Artifact binding for single sign-on, the relying party in the partnership needs permission to access the assertion retrieval service. SiteMinder protects the SAML 1.x and 2.0 retrieval services with a policy.
When you install the Policy Server, the FederationWebServicesDomain is installed by default.
Note: WS-Federation does not use the HTTP-Artifact profile. Therefore, this procedure does not apply to Resource Providers.
Grant access for these policies to any relevant relying partners.
Follow these steps:
A list of federation policies displays.
FederationWSAssertionRetrievalServicePolicy
SAML2FWSArtifactResolutionServicePolicy
The Policy Properties page opens.
FederationWSCustomUserStore
SAML2FederationCustomUserStore
The existing affiliate domains are listed in the Users/Groups dialog. For example, if the affiliate domain is named fedpartners, the entry is affiliate:fedpartners.
You have now added affiliates to an FWS policy.
If you configure basic authentication to protect the assertion retrieval service, verify the protection.
Follow these steps:
Access Federation Web Services by entering a fully qualified host name and port number for the server where the Federation Web Services application is installed. For example:
SAML 1.x: http://idp-fws.ca.com:81/affwebservices/assertionretriever
SAML 2.0: http://idp-fws.ca.com:81/affwebservices/saml2artifactresolution
If the service is protected, SiteMinder challenges you for credentials. Only an authorized affiliate is permitted access to Federation Web Services.
The authentication challenge indicates that the service is protected. If SiteMinder does not present a challenge, the policy improperly configured.
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