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This tutorial demonstrates Active Directory authentication, MySQL-based registries, LDAP attribute release and single sign-off using the 3.4.2.1 server and 3.1.10 client running on Windows XP systems. The Maven overlay method is used to build the server. |
- End-to-end Windows Example#Overview
- End-to-end Windows Example#Prerequisites End-to-end Windows Example#Install Overview
- Prerequisites
- Install the Required Software
- End-to-end Windows Example#Create Create the X.509 Certificates
- End-to-end Windows Example#Configure Configure Tomcat to Accept SSL ConnectionsEnd-to-end Windows
- Example#Prepare Prepare the Registry Database
- End-to-end Windows Example#Use Use the Maven Overlay Method to Build the SSO Server
- End-to-end Windows Example#The The Starter PomEnd-to-end Windows Example#The
- The Initial Server Build
- End-to-end Windows Example#Configuring Configuring the SSO ServerEnd-to-end Windows Example#The
- The Final Server Build
- Deploy the Server
- End-to-end Windows Example#Enable Enable the Client Services in Services Management
- Deploy the Protected Applications
- End-to-end Windows Example#The The Test Applications
- CAS-ifying the Client Applications
- End-to-end Windows Example#Get Get the CAS Java Client
- End-to-end Windows Example#Add Add the CAS Filters to the Protected ApplicationsEnd-to-end Windows Example#Accessing
- Accessing the User Attributes
- Implementing Single Sign-out
Overview
This document describes work I did to evaluate CAS. This is intended to be a beginner's introduction. I'm not a member of the CAS team and I don't have a lot of experience with the system, so I imagine there are more efficient ways to go about this - feel free to correct errors or improve the results!
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