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- A Schematic overview and the Authentication flows of SURFconext.
- The different environments of SURFconext (test, staging, production).
- How to connect your service to SURFconext.
- The contractual part.
- What attributes are available within SURFconext.
- How to create interest for your service and deliver us the correct details of your service.
- How Identity Providers can connect to your service.
- How to create guest accounts for users from outside SURFnet.
- The Where-Are-You-From (WAYF) selection page. When a user logs in to your service, he will see a list of all institutions connected to your service, from which he can choose. By default SURFconext provides this page, but you can also make your own one.
- VOOT, the service allowing you to retrieve information about users, groups and memberships of groups. As you will discover, this can make working with groups (giving rights and permissions) much easier.
- SURFconext uses standards to make single sign on possible. Service Providers can choose between SAML and OpenID Connect. The basics of SAML are explained and you will also find also all technical details of SAML authentication requests, responses and assertions. If you wish to use OpenID Connect, refer to the OpenID Connect basics and the OpenID connect authentication flow.
- When and via which channels we communicate with connected Service Providers
- Answers on Frequent Asked Questions.
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