In a SiteMinder context, the Attribute Authority is the Identity Provider with the Attribute Authority service enabled.
Note: You do not need to configure other Identity Provider features, such as single sign-on to have the Identity Provider act as an Attribute Authority.
To configure a SiteMinder Attribute Authority
The SAML Service Provider Properties dialog opens.
Modify this setting only if you want the assertion to be valid for longer than 60 seconds.
Note: Click Help for a description of fields, controls, and their respective requirements.
Select this option if you want to the Attribute Authority to accept only signed queries from the SAML Requester.
Select one of the options to sign the attribute assertion, the SAML response, both, or neither when they are returned to the SAML Requester.
The Attribute Service Namespace Mapping dialog opens.
Use %s in the entry as the variable that represents the NameID. For example, the NameID has a value of user1. If you specify Username=%s in the Search Specification field, the resulting string is Username=user1. This string is verified against the user store to find the correct record for authentication.
You return to the Attribute Svc tab.
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