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Before proceeding to "Configuration and customization for use" you should obtain a server certificate.

Please make sure that you use lower case servernames server names in your certificate request. The server name within the certifiacte certificate is case sensitive.

Information about how to generate a certificate request and where to send the request can be found in https://wikis-mit-edu.ezproxyberklee.flo.org/confluence/display/WSWG/How+to+acquire+and+verify+a+M.I.T.+x509+Server+Certificate

Note

Historical note:

If your server already has a server certificate issued by the MIT Certificate Authority, and it was issued after July 1st, 2008, and it has not expired, you should be able to use it with Shibboleth/MIT Touchstone. If the server certificate was issued prior to July 1st, 2008, you probably need to obtain a new server certificate.

Ensure your system clock is accurate

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The authentication request by the SP includes a timestamp, and the IdP verifies that the timestamp is current, to prevent replay attempts. Requests with an invalid timestamp (either too far in the past, or too far in the future), will be rejected by the IdP, resulting in an error. Therefore, it is essential that your server's system clock is accurate. On Linux servers, this is typically accomplished by running ntpd, the Network Time Protocol daemon. Please make sure that such time synchronization is configured on your server.

Configure the SP software

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