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Re: [eduGAIN-discuss] eduGAIN Access Check: Check federated login for your eduGAIN SP
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- From: Olivier Salaün <olivier.salaun AT renater.fr>
- To: Niels van Dijk <niels.vandijk AT surfnet.nl>, "edugain-discuss AT geant.net" <edugain-discuss AT geant.net>, refeds AT terena.org
- Subject: Re: [eduGAIN-discuss] eduGAIN Access Check: Check federated login for your eduGAIN SP
- Date: Wed, 9 Sep 2015 10:04:47 +0200
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Hello Niels,
Le 08/09/2015 16:13, Niels van Dijk a écrit : 55EEED1B.3050307 AT surfnet.nl">I'm glad you find the service useful.Nice! Just tested it with one of my services, and this works well :) 55EEED1B.3050307 AT surfnet.nl">It sounds like a legitimate request; I think we could implement that in a future release2 requests: - - can I get a slightly more convenient way of seeing username/passwd and associated attributes? - - can I download the account details? I think both could be covered if the Test Accounts page would feature a CSV or TXT download of the accounts. This would instantly solve the "Please keep a record of the above user names and passwords" issue ;) 55EEED1B.3050307 AT surfnet.nl">The service is designed so that ePPNs doesn't get reassigned.Also a few questions: - - are you reassiging ePPNs? I am think here of a case where I would allow somebody with ePPN 19 AT access-check.edugain.org access, but after 7 days that might be assigned to somebody else? 55EEED1B.3050307 AT surfnet.nl">The value of the eduPersonTargetedID is a persistentID, as implemented by simpleSAMLphp [1]- - the accounts show: "eduPersonTargetedID: value dynamically generated by the SP" -> will the give a persistent or a transient value? 55EEED1B.3050307 AT surfnet.nl">I assume you meant "attribute requirements" above. eduGAIN Access Check should only those user attributes requested by the SP. Attributes expectations are loaded from the SP SAML metadata (RequestedAttribute XML entries). If you observe a different behavior, please come back to me with details; I will investigate.- - The check seems to ignore the SPs attribute retirements from SP metadata. Is that intentionally? 55EEED1B.3050307 AT surfnet.nl">That's exactly the conclusion we drawn within the "Enabling Users" GEANT task. Therefore next release of the Access Check service will be useable within national federations context too, because we had use cases in France and Switzerland already. What will change: some kind of federation selection, different test account templates to meet each federation's requirement.Then a more philosophical question: Our federation does not like/allow test entities to be published into eduGAIN, as we would typically want them to think about stuff like attributes and test that with a testbed like this one *before* they connect to eduGAIN. We e.g. require an attribute request statment before a SP can join our federation. I feel therefore it would make sense to also allow SPs to test their setup before getting into eduGAIN. This would require a serie to provide a metadata URL, not select one from existing metadata. What do you think? Regards. [1] https://simplesamlphp.org/docs/1.12/core:authproc_targetedid 55EEED1B.3050307 AT surfnet.nl">Many thanks, Niels On 08-09-15 15:41, Olivier Salaün wrote:Hello all Have you ever wanted to test login on your eduGAIN Service Provider with different identities (staff, student, researchers) from a eduGAIN different Identity Provider than your own? If so, we recommend you to have a look at the "eduGAIN Access Check" service that allows administrators of eduGAIN SPs to test federated login of their own service with different user (attribute) profiles. This is especially useful if the operators of an eduGAIN service don't have an eduGAIN-enabled account themselves (e.g. cloud providers or researchers whose institution is not in eduGAIN yet). But it is also useful in case one wants to test login from another eduGAIN Identity Provider than the one from his own institution. The eduGAIN Access Check provides realistic short-time user profiles (users with non-ascii names, incomplete attribute sets) to help SP administrators improve and adapt their eduGAIN-enabled service. If you want to try the eduGAIN Access Check service and learn more about it, find the service and its description at: <https://access-check.edugain.org/> Feel also free to let other Service Providers know about the eduGAIN Access Check; they might find it useful if they consider joining eduGAIN. As the service development continues, we are also looking forward to getting feedback and inputs. -- --
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- [eduGAIN-discuss] eduGAIN Access Check: Check federated login for your eduGAIN SP, Olivier Salaün, 08-Sep-2015
- Re: [eduGAIN-discuss] eduGAIN Access Check: Check federated login for your eduGAIN SP, Martin Matthiesen, 08-Sep-2015
- Re: [eduGAIN-discuss] eduGAIN Access Check: Check federated login for your eduGAIN SP, Niels van Dijk, 08-Sep-2015
- Re: [eduGAIN-discuss] eduGAIN Access Check: Check federated login for your eduGAIN SP, Olivier Salaün, 09/09/2015
- Re: [eduGAIN-discuss] eduGAIN Access Check: Check federated login for your eduGAIN SP, Niels van Dijk, 09-Sep-2015
- Re: [eduGAIN-discuss] [refeds] Re: eduGAIN Access Check: Check federated login for your eduGAIN SP, Lukas Hämmerle, 09-Sep-2015
- Re: [eduGAIN-discuss] [refeds] Re: eduGAIN Access Check: Check federated login for your eduGAIN SP, Peter Schober, 09-Sep-2015
- Re: [eduGAIN-discuss] [refeds] Re: eduGAIN Access Check: Check federated login for your eduGAIN SP, Peter Schober, 09-Sep-2015
- Re: [eduGAIN-discuss] eduGAIN Access Check: Check federated login for your eduGAIN SP, Olivier Salaün, 09-Sep-2015
- Re: [eduGAIN-discuss] eduGAIN Access Check: Check federated login for your eduGAIN SP, Peter Schober, 09-Sep-2015
- Re: [eduGAIN-discuss] [refeds] Re: eduGAIN Access Check: Check federated login for your eduGAIN SP, Lukas Hämmerle, 09-Sep-2015
- Re: [eduGAIN-discuss] eduGAIN Access Check: Check federated login for your eduGAIN SP, Niels van Dijk, 09-Sep-2015
- Re: [eduGAIN-discuss] eduGAIN Access Check: Check federated login for your eduGAIN SP, Olivier Salaün, 09/09/2015
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