Thanks for the link, that gives me a better understanding.  But just to 
confirm (I'm being a little dense), if I have a mix of CAS-style and 
SAML-style services listed in the services registry, a user should 
generally only have to enter his or her username and password one time to 
access all those services, correct? (I realize we'd have to test it all, 
I'm just looking for a "yeah, that's the idea" or "no, not at all" sort of 
confirmation.)

I've been holding off on trying the snapshots so far, due mostly to other 
things on my plate, but also because I'm waiting for 4.3.x and MFA to get a 
little closer, as we want that, too. I sorta kinda get the overlays and 
stuff, and even some coding, in that I managed to figure out how to build 
an MFA module for our two-factor solution (Swivel PINsafe) using CAS 3.6 
and the Unicon plug-in. But there was a lot of trial and error and Googling 
involved, so I'm not sure so much that I know what I'm doing, it's more 
like I know how to bash it all into some sort of working order. :-)

My current plan, since we can't change anything until after the semester 
ends anyway, is to pay very close attention in your CAS 4.x workshop and 
talks at Open Apereo next month and THEN dive into it.

Thanks,
--Dave

On Thursday, April 21, 2016 at 12:12:33 PM UTC-4, David Curry wrote:
>
> Hopefully this isn't too dumb a question; I haven't been able to find a 
> definitive answer anywhere.
>
> Right now we're using CAS 3.5.x (we're waiting for summer and 4.3.x with 
> MFA) as our primary authentication/single sign-on. We also have Shibboleth 
> 2.4.x for those few services that don't support CAS; it's configured with 
> shib-cas-authn2 to redirect to CAS to perform the authentication, which 
> makes everything transparent to the users. All in all, this has been 
> working really well.
>
> Is the improved SAML support in CAS 4.x going to let us achieve the same 
> end result of users only having to authenticate once and then be able to 
> access both CAS-based and SAML-based services? In other words, is the 
> intention that we'll be able to get rid of Shibboleth, since we're not 
> using it for anything special, and just do it all with CAS 4.x?
>
> As a follow-up, is the improved SAML support and CAS/SAML interaction 
> documented yet? The only stuff I can find on the web site appears to be the 
> same "we support SAML1 and SAML2 only as much as Google Apps needs" stuff 
> that's been there since forever. Should I be looking somewhere else?
>
> Thanks,
> Dave Curry
> The New School
>
>

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