Abstract
Federation allows a user to associate two accounts with each other. In this paper one account is the enterprise, the other one is the university. The student is the user which associates the two accounts. The goal is the student’s education from the university, for the enterprise’s needs, using enterprise’s infrastructure, especially enterprise distributed measurement system. A federation scenario for a distributed measurement system laboratory is discussed and a test system is built to test this scenario.
Highlights
The Virtual laboratory is a distributed workgroup environment, with the main task of providing a remote access to the various kinds of laboratory equipment and computational resources
WS-Federation includes mechanisms for brokering of identity, attribute discovery and retrieval, authentication and authorization claims between federation partners, and protecting the privacy of these claims across organizational boundaries. These mechanisms are defined as extensions to the Security Token Service (STS) model defined in WSTrust
When you set up federation with identity providers and service providers that are controlled by a single company, you have access to the Administration Consoles for both Identity Servers and know the admin credentials
Summary
The Virtual laboratory is a distributed workgroup environment, with the main task of providing a remote access to the various kinds of laboratory equipment and computational resources. The key features are: Single Sign-On, Access Control and Single Sign-Off Account Linking and/or Identity Mapping across partners Secure Identity Exchange Users decide who they want to federate their identity with. WS-Federation extends this foundation by describing how the claim transformation model inherent in security token exchanges can enable richer trust relationships and advanced federation of services This enables high value scenarios where authorized access to resources managed in one realm can be provided to security principals whose identities and attributes are managed in other realms. WS-Federation includes mechanisms for brokering of identity, attribute discovery and retrieval, authentication and authorization claims between federation partners, and protecting the privacy of these claims across organizational boundaries These mechanisms are defined as extensions to the Security Token Service (STS) model defined in WSTrust. The goal is the student’s education from the university, for the enterprise’s needs, using enterprise’s infrastructure, especially the enterprise distributed measurement system
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