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  3. Enabling SAML Authentication in an Informatica 10.2.x Domain

Enabling SAML Authentication in an Informatica 10.2.x Domain

Enabling SAML Authentication in an Informatica 10.2.x Domain

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Step 2. Export the Certificate from AD FS

Step 2. Export the Certificate from AD FS

Export the Assertion Signing certificate from AD FS.
The certificate is a standard X.509 certificate used to sign the assertions within the SAML tokens that AD FS issues to Informatica web applications. You can generate a self-signed Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) certificate for AD FS, or you can get a certificate from a certificate authority and import it into AD FS.
  1. Log in to the AD FS Management Console.
  2. Expand the
    Service
    Certificates
     folder.
  3. Right-click the certificate under Token-signing in the Certificates pane, and then select
    View Certificate
    , as shown in the following image:
    The Certificates pane in the AD FS Management Console contains available certificates.
    The
    Certificate
     dialog appears.
  4. Click the
    Details
     tab, and then click
    Copy to File
    , as shown in the following image:
    The Details tab in the Certificate dialog contains details for the selected certificate.
    The
    Certificate Export Wizard
     appears.
  5. Select
    DER encoded binary X.509 (.CER)
     as the format, as shown in the following image:
    The Certificate Export Wizard contains the available file export options.
  6. Click
    Next
    .
  7. Enter the certificate file name and the location to export it to, and click
    Next
    .
  8. Click
    OK
    , and then click
    Finish
     to complete the export.
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