Adding an AD FS Proxy
1. Go to User Authentication > AD FS Proxy.
2. Click the Proxy tab.
3. Click Create New to open the AD FS Proxy configuration editor.
4. Make the desired entries or sections, as described in the following table .
5. Save the configuration.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
|
Name |
Specify a unique name for the AD FS Proxy;Valid characters are A-Z, a-z, 0-9,_, and -. No space is allowed. Note: Once you have saved the configuration, you\ cannot edit the AD FS Proxy name. |
|
Status |
Enable—The proxy can be used by AD FS Publish. Disable—The proxy can’t be used anymore. Note: If the proxy is used by at least one AD FS Publish，it can’t be disabled. |
|
Method |
None: no load balance method will be used, proxy will select the first real server in the AD FS Server Pool. LB METHOD ROUND ROBIN: proxy will select the real server according to Round Robin algorithm. |
|
AD FS Server Pool |
Select a real server pool configuration object, which is also an AD FS server farm. See Using real server pools. Note: this real server pool must use a SSL profile whose SSL is on, and must also select a local certificate. |
|
Federation Service Name |
The FQDN string appointed by the AD FS server. |
|
User Name |
A user name used to login to the AD FS server. |
|
Password |
The password used to login to the AD FS server. |
|
Server Configuration Update Interval |
1-8640000; The time interval of AD FS Proxy to get some configuration from AD FS server. Within the interval, the proxy can only use the cached configuration. |
|
Register Timeout |
1-3600; the time of AD FS Proxy waiting for the register response from AD FS server. |
|
Connect Timeout |
1-3600; the time of AD FS Proxy setup TCP connection with AD FS server |
|
Response Timeout |
1-3600; the time of AD FS Proxy waiting for all the response other than register from AD FS server. |
|
Keepalive Timeout |
1-3600; TCP connection keepalive timeout. |