Environment
Novell Access Management 3 Linux Novell Identity Server
Novell Access Manager 3 IDP acting as SAML 1.1 Identity Provider (IDP)
3rd party SAML 1.1 Service Provider (SP)
Novell Access Manager 3 IDP acting as SAML 1.1 Identity Provider (IDP)
3rd party SAML 1.1 Service Provider (SP)
Situation
The Novell IDP does not provide the SAML 1.1 Source ID required to
configure the 3rd party SP
Resolution
The Source ID can be generated by calculating the SHA-1 hash over
the Novell IDP EntityDescriptor entityID which can be retrieved
from the SAML metadata URL: "http://[IDP
IPAddress]/nidp/saml/metadata". There are several tools available
like the "CrypTool" available at:
:http://www.cryptool.com" which will allow you to generate the
SHA-1 either Hex or Base64 encoded
Example:
Example:
- entityID="http://idpa.kgast.nam.com:8080/nidp/saml/metadata"
- Source ID in Hex = SHA1 hash generated from [http://idpa.kgast.nam.com:8080/nidp/saml/metadata] => [E8 88 85 A9 F2 19 70 A9 41 0A C0 78 B4 62 9F 8B 6A 77 93 E1] Hex
- Source ID in Base64 = [E8 88 85 A9 F2 19 70 A9 41 0A C0 78 B4
62 9F 8B 6A 77 93 E1] Hex => [U55a5OGbpfhXBBef6ZLKupA1Ml0=]
base64
Status
Reported to EngineeringAdditional Information
Source
ID:
A 20-byte value that is used as part of the Browser/Artifact profile. It allows the receiving site to determine the source of received SAML Artifacts.
In most cases, the Source ID can be auto-generated using a SHA-1 hash of the Site ID.
A 20-byte value that is used as part of the Browser/Artifact profile. It allows the receiving site to determine the source of received SAML Artifacts.
In most cases, the Source ID can be auto-generated using a SHA-1 hash of the Site ID.