Setting up end user authentication
As a SaaS administrator, you can configure Remedy SSO to authenticate end users by using the following authentication methods:
- AR
- Certificate-based
- LDAP
- Local
- Kerberos
- OpenID Connect
- Pre-authentication
- SAML 2.0
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The following table describes the end-to-end tasks that you need to perform to configure any authentication in Remedy SSO.
| Task | Task description | Reference |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | If you have Remedy SSO in multitenant mode, if required, create a tenant, and switch to a Remedy SSO tenant in which you would like to configure authentication. If you have a single default tenant, skip this task. | Setting up tenants |
| 2 | Configure the Remedy SSO server settings after you complete the installation of Remedy SSO application. | Configuring the Remedy SSO server |
| 3 | Add and configure a realm for which you want to configure an authentication method. | Adding and configuring realms |
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The link "Securing Tomcat Server For Remedy Single Sign-On" is broken.
Thanks for your comment, Felipe. It seems like we have a 404 on that one and will need to remove the URL.
We have added some content to this topic, which we hope will help → Security planning#ConfiguringTomcatsecurity
Thanks,
Ravee
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