This documentation supports the 20.02 version of Remedy Single Sign-On.To view an earlier version, select the version from the Product version menu.

Configuring certificate-based authentication

As a Remedy Single Sign-On administrator, you can configure certificate-based authentication which is considered the most secure authentication among all authentication types supported by Remedy Single Sign-On.

Note

To use the certificate-based authentication, an end user browser must have a valid Public Key Certificate. The process of obtaining the Public Key Certificate is out of scope this documentation.  

Related topics

Setting-up-end-user-authentication

Troubleshooting-authentication-issues

To configure certificate-based authentication, complete the following tasks:

Task

Description

Reference

1

As a system administrator, configure Tomcat that hosts the Remedy SSO server.

2

As a Remedy SSO administrator, configure a realm for certificate-based authentication.

3

As a Remedy SSO administrator, validate the CA certificate if required.


 

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