Use the administrative console to define the details about the token types. This panel displays differently for each different token type.
Specifies the name of the token being configured. Enter or edit the name for the custom token in this entry field.
Specifies, when configuring the custom token type, the local name.
Specifies, when configuring the custom token type, the uniform resource identifier (URI).
Specifies, for the LTPA token type, the name of the token being configured. Enter or edit the name for the LTPA token in this entry field.
Specifies, for the LTPA token type, whether the attached tokens are to be propagated. Select this check box to propagate the attached tokens. The default value is cleared.
Specifies the name of the token being configured. Enter or edit the name for the username token in this entry field.
Specifies the version of Web services security (the WS-Security specification) that is used to secure the message transmission.
The following versions are available:
Specifies, for the X.509 token type, the name of the token being configured. Enter or edit the name for the X.509 token in this entry field.
Specifies the version of Web services security (the WS-Security specification) that is used to secure the message transmission.
The following versions are available:
Specifies, when you are configuring the X.509 token, the type of X.509 token being configured.
The following types are available for the X.509 token:
The Secure conversation token is available only when using Symmetric signature and encryption policies.
Specifies whether derived keys are required or not.
From the menu, select one of the following options:
Select this option to specify a reference to the issuer of the Security context token.
After selecting the Require reference to secure context token issuer option, specify the Security context token issuer. The Security context token issuer specifies the URI of the issuer of the Security context token.
Select this option to specify that an external URI reference is required when referencing the Security context token.
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