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  2. Informatica MDM - Product 360 10.5
  3. User Experience
  4. Platform Enhancements
  5. Changes in Packaging and Supported Platforms

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Allowlisting of Client Domain used for Windows Desktop Client SSO

Allowlisting of Client Domain used for Windows Desktop Client SSO

It is now possible to specify the user domains which are able to use the Windows Desktop Client SSO mechanism.
The allowlist is defined via
plugin_customization.ini
 as follows: 
# Whitelist of allowed domain of user to connect for SSO. Separated via semicolon.
# If empty, the client machine's domain has to be the same like the server machine's domain or has to be a subdomain of the server machine's domain.
com.heiler.ppm.security.server/login.sso.userDomain.whitelist =
If no allowlisting is defined, the domain of the client machine will be checked against the domain of the server machine. The client machine domain has to be the same or a subdomain of the server machine domain. Once an allowlist is specified, the user domain of the client machine gets validated against the allowlist. None of the server machine domains is taken into account anymore in that case. A given allowlist can address issues with client machines that are not domain enabled and where only a user domain is available.
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