Decide which OAM will act as SP and which one will act as Idp.
Access the Idp metadata from by accessing the below URL:
Access the Idp metadata from by accessing the below URL:
http://<IDP-OAM-Host>:14100/oamfed/idp/metadata
Please not that this metadata also contains the SP metadata so remove the SP metadata tags from the metadata else it will give 'Invalid format error' while importing it in SP.
Once the IDP metadata is downloaded and modified. Login to the SP-OAM and click on federation --> Service provider management.
Click on create identity provider partner. Provide a name and select the metadata file to import.
Provide the name of the id store from where it will be mapped. Also mention the attribute which will be mapped with the Name ID attribute from Assertion.
Click on 'Create Authentication Scheme and module'. This will create the required scheme and module in the OAM. Below is the Authentication scheme:
Use this Authentication Scheme to protect any existing resource.
Now access the service provide metadata as below:
http://<SP-OAM-HOST>:14100/oamfed/sp/metadata
Again this will contain Idp metadata as well so remove the idp part and keep only SP part.
Login to SP-OAM --> Federation --> Identity Provider Management.
Create New Service Provider Partner by selecting the SP metadata.
Select the Name ID format and attribute name which will be sent.
Configuration is completed. Now Access the resource protected by SP-OAM and it will redirect you to the IDP-OAM form. Login using USER-ID password and if authenticated it will send the email address in assertion. A user with the same email ID should exist in SP-OAM authentication store and User will be able to access the protected resource.
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