Use this panel, which is in the Policy Sets section of the editor, to create Username, X.509, SAML, and LTPA authentication tokens.
Request and Response is always the same in any server/client relationship. A message from a client to the server is a request, and the message back from the server to the client is the response.
Field name | Description and valid options |
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Token name | Enter a user-defined name for the token policy.
When you add a new row, this field defaults to default_request. You can select and change this value. |
SOAP Message | One of the following values:
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WS-Security Version | One of the following values:
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Field name | Description and valid options |
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Token name | Enter a user-defined name for the token policy.
When you add a new row, this field defaults to default_request. You can select and change this value. |
SOAP Message | One of the following values:
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WS-Security Version | One of the following values:
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Token Type | One of the following values:
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Field name | Description and valid options |
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Token name | Enter a user-defined name for the token policy.
When you add a new row, this field defaults to default_request. You can select and change this value. |
Token Type | One of the following values:
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