The responsibility of the inbound authenticators component is to identify and parse all the incoming authentication requests and then build the corresponding response. A given inbound authenticator has two parts.
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OpenID 2.0 is deprecated in this release (WSO2 Identity Server 5.3.0) as it is now an obsolete specification and has been superseded by OpenID Connect. Alternatively, we recommend that you use OpenID Connect instead. This is still available for use in WSO2 IS 5.3.0 but will be removed from the base product in WSO2 IS 5.4.0. |
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See Single Sign-On for details on configuring single sign-on for a service provider using inbound authentication. See the following topics for samples of configuring single sign-on: For more information on Kerberos and how it works with the WSO2 Identity Server, see Kerberos Security. |