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[en] Single Sign-On for Standard Stack

[en] To integrate Acrolinx into your single sign-on setup, you need to configure Acrolinx to search for SSO identifiers in the request header.

[en] To configure the SSO properties, follow these steps:

  1. [en] Open the coreserver.properties.

  2. [en] To configure the generic password that's used in your single sign-on setup, add the following property:

    singleSignOn.genericPassword=<PASSWORD>

    [en] Acrolinx support for single sign-on doesn't include the term contribution feature. Users need to enter their passwords when they open the term contribution form, but not when they access an Acrolinx Integration. When users check with Acrolinx Integrations, the general access token is automatically used for client authentication.

  3. [en] To restrict single sign-on to a set of configurable hosts, add the following property:

    singleSignOn.allowedRemoteAddresses=<ADDRESSES>

    [en] For example, you can use a regular expression to create a comma-delimited list of secured remote addresses:

    [en] Example

    singleSignOn.allowedRemoteAddresses=10\.10\..*\..*,192\.168\..*\..*

    Anmerkung

    [en] Enter regular expressions in the Java regular expression syntax. However, you can't use range quantifiers such as \d{1,3} . This is because they include commas that interfere with the interpretation of the property.

  4. [en] Save the core server properties file and restart the Acrolinx Platform.