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Integrators outside of InCommon who would like to make use of Cornell's Identity Provider may point to the test IDP first and work through any initial issues. When you are ready to move your integration into production, please submit a request at https://shibrequest.cit.cornell.edu to start the process.
Please join Cornell Shibboleth admins mailing list by sending an email to cornell-shib-users-L-request@cornell.edu with the word join as the subject line. Leave the body of the message blank.
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| In the follow up to a critical security advisory that Shibboleth Consortium released on Feb 27 2018, Identity Provider should begin to insist on the use of XML Encryption going forward. From now on, all the new service provider must provide a certificate for encryption in the metadata. |
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Prod IDP login URL(POST binding): https://shibidp.cit.cornell.edu/idp/profile/SAML2/POST/SSO Prod IDP login URL(Redirect binding): https://shibidp.cit.cornell.edu/idp/profile/SAML2/Redirect/SSO Test IDP login URL (POST binding): https://shibidp-test.cit.cornell.edu/idp/profile/SAML2/POST/SSO Test IDP login URL(Redirect binding): https://shibidp-test.cit.cornell.edu/idp/profile/SAML2/Redirect/SSO |
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| No. Weill Medical school has its own Identity Provider. If your application service provider supports multiple Identity Providers, a separate integration request can be sent to Weill Medical ITwe can publish your SP's metadata with InCommon. Then your application is able to use Weill Medical Identity provider. |
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| No. Cornell IDP only support Cornell NetID loginYes, GuestID login need to be enabled for your site in IDP if your site support it. On the last page of Shibboleth Integration request form, there is a question about if your site support GuestID login. Please check "Yes" if your site need to support it. |
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Currently we release the following public attributes. Other attributes are available but must be configured - please send email to idmgmt@cornell.edu if you don't see the attribute you are looking for. Majority of Service Providers use Attribute Name In SAML Assertion(value in second column) to map to the attribute in their system, but some service providers use Friendly name in SAML Assertion.
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| If you don't already have a Cornell NetID, you might be able to obtain an exception with sponsor NetID. Please talk to the person who is your contact at Cornell, or email idmgmt@cornell.edu. |
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List of sites currently configured with a Shibboleth SP for authentication and authorization with a Cornell NetID. You can try some of these sites to see what a Shibboleth login looks like. If you are already logged in with your NetID, you may not notice anything except a slight delay. To view the login process in full, exit your browser first to clear your CUWebLogin information.
Service Provider Installation
Installing the Shibboleth Service Provider is a little bit more involved than installing CUWebAuth. We are still developing Cornell specific documentation for installation, and we would appreciate your contributions to this wiki!
There are at least four choices for Service Provider installation.We have experimented with the C version and links to our notes are included here. As we try other versions we will update this site.
This is a popular version in use by many organizations and vendors.
C version, distributed on the Internet2 site
To begin with, you will want to look at the Shibboleth documentation site - we recommend that you install Shibboleth SP 2.4 or later. (Cornell is currently running version 2.3 of the Shibboleth Identity Provider.) You will first want to follow the installation instructions, and then the configuration instructions, and then test with testshib.org - the testshib website has easy instructions that you can follow to do your test. Once you have done that, you can contact us to obtain the Cornell metadata file so that you can authenticate via the Cornell IdP. If you want to work with the InCommon Federation Identity providers, please contact us. (mailto:)
Service Provider Installation how-tos
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There are many Service Provider products, for example Shibboleth, SimpleSAMLphp, passport-saml, etc. You should choose one that fit your hosting environment. We have installation instructions for Shibboleth Service Provider. For other Service Providers please refer to its own product documentation.
How to install Shibboleth Service Provider on Windows
How to Install Shibboleth Service Provider on Linux