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EAPIdentityProviderList
EAPIdentityProvider+ (version, lang, ID)
ValidUntil?
AuthenticationMethods+
AuthenticationMethod*
EAPMethod?
Type
TypeSpecific
VendorSpecific
ServerSideCredential?
CA* (format, encoding)
ServerID*
ClientSideCredential
OuterIdentity?
InnerIdentityPrefix?
InnerIdentitySuffix?
InnerIdentityHint?
Username?
UserName?
Password?
ClientCertificate? (format, encoding)
IntermediateCACertificate* (format, encoding)
Passphrase?
PAC?
ProvisionPAC?
InnerAuthenticationMethod
EAPMethod?
NonEapMethod?
Type
TypeSpecific?
VendorSpecific*
ServerSideCredential?
ClientSideCredential?
CredentialApplicability
IEEE80211*
SSID?
ConsortiumOID?
MinRSNProto?
IEEE8023*
NetworkID
ProviderInfo?
DisplayName*
Description*
ProviderLocation*
Longitude
Latitude
ProviderLogo (mime, encoding)
TermsOfUse*
Helpdesk?
EmailAddress*
WebAddress*
Phone*
VendorSpecific? |
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The EAP metadatafile can contain extra information about the InnerIdentity, mostly used to streamline domain specific form elements:
InnerIdentityPrefixcontains the required domain prefix if any. E.g. DOMAIN/InnerIdentitySuffixcontains the required domain suffix, if any. E.g. @DOMAINInnerIdentityHintis a boolean, telling the app to populate the InnerIdentity field using the InnerIdentityPrefix or Suffix and placing the cursur a the correct place (after the / if prefix is used or before the @ in the case of suffix)..
Certificates
ServerSideCredential contains a list of CA's that should contain valid CA certificates.
ClientSideCredential contains the client certificate, optionally protected by a passphrase.
Certificates have a format and encoding attribute. The format should be X.509 and encoding base64.ClientCertificate
1.1. Methods and authentication
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