AM Login URL
The URL of a custom login page to which the agent redirects users for authentication.
When redirecting incoming login requests to a custom login page, you must add it to either the not-enforced URL or IP lists. |
The login URL has the format URL[?realm=realm_name¶meter1=value1&…]
, where:
-
URL
is the custom SSO-token-compliant login page to where the agent redirects the unauthenticated users. -
[?realm=realm_name?parameter1=/value1&…]
specifies optional parameters that the agent will pass to the custom login page, for example, the AM realm which the user should log into.
Specify as many parameters as your custom login pages require: https://login.example.com/login.jsp?realm=marketplace¶m1=value1
You do not need to specify the realm in the login URL if any of the following conditions is true:
-
The custom login page itself sets the
realm
parameter, for example, because it lets the user chose it. In this case, you must ensure the custom login page always appends arealm
parameter to thegoto
URL. -
The realm where the agent must log the user to has DNS aliases configured in AM. AM will log in the user to the realm whose DNS alias matches the incoming request URL. For example, an inbound request from the
http://marketplace.example.com
URL logs into themarketplace
realm if the realm alias is set tomarketplace.example.com
. -
Users should always log in to the Top Level Realm.
Even if you specify the realm by default, this parameter can be overwritten by the custom login page if, for example, the user can chose the realm for authentication.
Default: AMURL/openam/UI/Login
Property name |
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Property aliases |
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Type |
String Map |
Bootstrap property |
No |
Required property |
No |
Restart required |
No |
AM console tab |
AM Services |