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- Which are the Recommended Attributes?
- Configure the Shibboleth IdP to release the Recommended Attributes to an example Service Provider.
- Test the release of the recommended attributes to the example Service Provider.
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| Attribute | Description |
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| eduPersonTargetedID/persistentID | Unique, persistent, opaque and targeted identifier of the user. (Serialized) Example: https://aai-logon.switch.ch/idp/shibboleth!https://filesender.funet.fi!yrVdvdAmohZY+cE6dcGvqu/Dubc= |
| eduPersonPrincipalName | Unique, persistent identifier of the user. Example: jdoe@example.org |
| displayName | Name and Surname of the user. Example: John Doe |
| commonName | Name and Surname of the user. Could be multi-valued but it is recommended to have only one value. Example: Johne Doe |
| User's personal eMail address. Example: john.doe@example.org | |
| eduPersonAffiliation | See the Controlled Vocabolaries. Multi-valued. Example: student;member or staff;member |
| eduPersonScopedAffiliation | See the Controlled Vocabolaries. Multi-valued. Example: staff@example.org;member@example.org |
| schacHomeOrganization | Example: example.org |
| schacHomeOrganizationType | See the Controlled Vocabolaries. Example: urn:schac:homeOrganizationType:int:university This attribute is unfortunately underspecified. Therefore, this attribute is of little use as of 2015. |
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How to configure the Recommended Attributes
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The following paragraph describes how to support the recommended attributes listed above and how to create an attribute release rule to release the set of recommended attributes to a particular Service Provider. Please note that not all recommended attributes have to be release in general but only the ones that are required by the Service Provider.
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Instead of manually configuring attribute release rules, you may also consider implementing the Data Protection Code of Conduct that (LINK NOT FOUND) that helps to automatically release attributes to a particular Service Provider that signed the Code of Conduct.
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How to test the release of the recommended attributes to the Example Service Provider
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The Shibboleth Identity Provider comes with a script called AACLI that allows to test the release of attributes:
If you have installed the Shibboleth IdP into its default path, you can execute the command
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