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Table of Contents Home Overall Architecture Building and Deploying Development Introduction Java Versions Releasing Spring Configuration Technical Overview Upgrading Authentication Active Directory Generic JAAS JDBC LDAP Legacy RADIUS SPNEGO Trusted X.509 Certificates Authentication Managers Default AuthenticationManager Direct Mapping AuthenticationManager Security Policy Ticket Expiration Policy Remember Me Throttling Login Attempts TicketRegistry BerkleyDB Default JBOSS TreeCache JDBCTicketRegistry JpaTicketRegistry MemcacheTicketRegistry TicketRegistry Cleaner Testing Apache JMeter Nagios plugins Protocols Add Your Custom Protocol Applications that Require POST Responses CAS OpenID RESTful API SAML 1.1 SAML 2.0 (Google Accounts Integration) Single Sign Out Advanced Features Adding "Public Workstation" vs. "Private Workstation" Timeouts Auditing and Statistics Via Inspektr Internationalization LDAP Password Policy Enforcement Localization Second-Level CAS Server Terracotta Use Javascript Redirection Tutorials and HOWTOs Best Practice - Setting Up CAS Locally using the Maven2 WAR Overlay Method CAS on Windows Quick Setup Guide Clustering CAS Demo Deploying CAS 3.0.x in RHEL 5 with Sun Java HOWTO Configure CAS for LDAP DIGEST-MD5 HOWTO Configure JBoss for HTTPS HOWTO Configure Single Sign On Session Timeout HOWTO Run Canoo Web Tests HOWTO Setup Dual Authentication in CAS - SSL Client Auth and LDAP HOWTO Setup LDAP GSSAPI+Kerberos Authentication in CAS HOWTO Switch to Sun JVM in RHEL Shibboleth-CAS Integration Troubleshooting Logging SSL Troubleshooting and Reference Guide Services Management Adding Attributes Configuring Deleting Editing Extensions ClearPass

As a single sign on solution, CAS has no preference on what back-end authentication solution you use to authenticate your users. Out of the box, CAS supports many different types of authentication including LDAP, database, X.509 Certificates, and JAAS. All CAS User Manual pages under this page: Active Directory Generic JAAS JDBC LDAP Legacy RADIUS SPNEGO Trusted X.509 Certificates

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