user oauth-user request

FortiWeb supports front-end authentication with third party authentication servers such as Google and Facebook.

Use this command to create OAuth requests.

To use this command, your administrator account’s access control profile must have either w or rw permission to the authusergrp area. For details, see Permissions.

Syntax

config user oauth-user request

edit <oauth_request_name>

set type {authz | token | refresh | validate | userinfo}

set endpoint <string>

set method {get | post}

set ctype {urlencoded | json}

set user-key <string>

set tls-check {enable | disable}

set tls-ca <ca_name>

config custom-headers

edit <index>

set <custom-parameters_name>

set <custom-parameters_value>

next

end

config custom-parameters

edit <index>

set <custom-headers_name>

set <custom-headers_value>

next

end

next

end

Variable	Description	Default
<oauth_request_name>	Enter a name for the request.	No default
type {authz | token | refresh | validate | userinfo}	Select the OAuth request types.	authz
endpoint <string>	Enter the OAuth request URL.	No default
method {get | post}	Select the request method.	post
ctype {urlencoded | json}	Select the request content type.	urlencoded
user-key <string>	Indicate username keyword in response.	No default
tls-check {enable | disable}	Enable to do strict TLS verification even with a custom CA certificate to check the TLS traffic between FortiWeb and the third party OAuth authorization servers.	disable
tls-ca <ca_name>	Select the certificate to check the TLS traffic. It's uploaded in System > Admin > Certificates.	No default
<custom-headers_name>	Enter the name of the header to insert in the request.	No default
<custom-headers_value>	Enter the value of the header.	No default
<custom-parameters_name>	Enter the name of the parameter to insert into the request.	No default
<custom-parameters_value>	Enter the value of the parameter.	No default

Related topics

• user oauth-user server