SAML SSO Deployment Guide for Cisco Unified Communications Applications, Release 11.5(1)
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- Updated:
- April 28, 2016
Chapter: Index
Contents
A - C - D - I - L - N - S - T - U
Index
A
Assertion Consumer Service (ACS) 1C
Certificate Authority (CA)Private CA 1Public CA 1certificate management 1Certificate Signing Request (CSR) 1certificate validation 1Circle of Trust 1client 1Common Names (CN) 1CoT 1CUCM 1D
Domain Name System (DNS) 1I
Identity Provider (IdP) 1AD FS 1OpenAM 1Oracle Access Manager 1Ping Federate 1L
N
Network Time Protocol (NTP) 1NTP 1S
SAMLAssertion 1Assertion Attribute statementsAuthentication statements 1binding 1profile 1protocol 1Request 1SAML SSO 1SAML 2.0 1Service provider 1Subject Alternative Names (SAN) 1T
third-party 1U
Unified Communications 1
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