Policy Sets and Policy Set Bindings editor: Authentication tokens panel

Use this panel, which is in the Policy Sets section of the editor, to create Username, X.509, SAML, and LTPA authentication tokens.

You can further configure X.509 tokens in the bindings panels, at which time they can be associated to key information.

Request and Response is always the same in any server/client relationship. A message from a client to the server is a request, and the message back from the server to the client is the response.

Fields

Table 1. Username authentication tokens
Field name Description and valid options
Token name Enter a user-defined name for the token policy.

When you add a new row, this field defaults to default_request. You can select and change this value.
SOAP Message One of the following values:
  • Request: a message from the client to the server.
  • Response: a message from the server to the client.
When you add a new row, this field defaults to Request. You can select and change this value.
WS-Security Version One of the following values:
  • 1.0
  • 1.1
When you add a new row, this field defaults to 1.0. You can select and change this value.
Table 2. X.509 authentication tokens
Field name Description and valid options
Token name Enter a user-defined name for the token policy.

When you add a new row, this field defaults to default_request. You can select and change this value.
SOAP Message One of the following values:
  • Request: a message from the client to the server.
  • Response: a message from the server to the client.
When you add a new row, this field defaults to Request. You can select and change this value.
WS-Security Version One of the following values:
  • 1.0
  • 1.1
When you add a new row, this field defaults to 1.0. You can select and change this value.
Token Type One of the following values:
  • X.509 Version 3
  • X.509 PKCS7
  • X.509 PKI Path Version 1
When you add a new row, this field defaults to X.509 Version 3. You can select and change this value.
Table 3. Other authentication tokens
Field name Description and valid options
Token name Enter a user-defined name for the token policy.

When you add a new row, this field defaults to default_request. You can select and change this value.
Token Type One of the following values:
  • SAML V1.1 pass-through
  • SAML V2.0 pass-through
  • LTPA V2 pass-through