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  1. Preface
  2. API policies
  3. Security policies
  4. CORS policies
  5. Rate limit policies
  6. Response caching policies
  7. Privacy policies
  8. IP filtering policies
  9. Third-party authentication and authorization

API Policies

API Policies

Register an authorization server

Register an authorization server

If you are assigned the Admin role, you can add your client's authorization server, generate the user-specific OAuth 2.0 client token, and use the token to grant users permissions for accessing a managed API or managed API groups.
Complete the following steps to register the authorization server of the third-party identity service for authentication.
  1. On the
    Third-Party Authentication
    tab of the
    Configuration
    page, click
    Register Authorization Server
    .
    The
    Register Authorization Server
    dialog box appears.
  2. Enter the following details:
    Field
    Description
    Issuer
    The unique identifier or absolute URL of your organization's identity provider.
    Must use the same HTTPS scheme as the key URL and be a subset of the key URL.
    Maximum length is 255 characters.
    JWKS URI
    The URL where your identity provider publishes its public keys. This URL is crucial for verifying security during authentication.
    IDP Attribute Name
    A specific data field (claim) from the security token provided by your identity provider that API Center uses to identify the IDMC user.
    The default value is
    sub
    .
    Sub
    is short for
    subject
    .
    IDMC Attribute Name
    The IDMC attribute name used to identify the IDMC user. Allowed values are
    Alias Name
    and
    User ID
    .
    Verify JWKS URI
    The URL must use the same HTTPS scheme as the issuer URL.
    Default is enabled. For an identity provider where the URL and HTTPS schema are different from the issuer URL, disable this option.
  3. Click
    Add
    .
    The added authorization server appears in the third-party authentication tab.

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