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HOPEX Unified Authentication Service
 
Unified Authentication Service Overview
UAS Configuration
Configuring authentication options
Server Option Description
Identity Provider Option Description
Cross-Origin Resource Sharing Option Description
Client Option Description
Endpoints
Authorization/Authentication
Token
UserInfo
Discovery Endpoint
Logout Endpoint
Token Revocation
Introspection Endpoint
Access token validation endpoint
Identity Token Validation Endpoint
CSP Endpoint
Establish an SSL connection
Creating a certificate request from IIS
Completing the certificate request
Binding IIS with SSL certificate
Exporting certificate to the local disk
Install HOPEX Signing Certificate (Manually)
Install the Hopex Identity Provider template
Configure UAS hopex by options
Local Configuration
Cluster Configuration
Configure client using UAS
Standalone Mode
Anonymous environment mode
SAML2 ADFS Server Configuration
Windows Authentication in cluster mode with UAS
OKTA Configuration
Configuring OKTA
Configure UAS with OKTA
Terminology
Client
User
Scope
Authentication/Token Request
Protocol specifications
Troubleshooting
General
Get information about configuration
Redirect Server name to Full Qualified Domain name
Client configuration in Windows Authentication mode
Filtering Windows group