On Mon, Jan 25, 2010 at 12:33 PM, Curtis Garman <[email protected]> wrote:
> Does this method ( cas clearpass extention) work for uportal 3.1.x?
> Can I casify OWA by simply adding the clearpass stuff in cas 3.3.4 or
> is it necessary have uportal 3.2 installed?

uPortal is not required for CasOwa or the ClearPass extension.

Bill

>
> On Fri, Jan 22, 2010 at 5:21 PM, Francisco Estanqueiro
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Looks great. I'm going to test it soon, so you'll be hearing from me (at
>> least to say thanks).
>>
>> Francisco
>>
>> William G. Thompson, Jr. wrote:
>>>
>>> Some more info on CAS Client for OWA (CasOwa)
>>>
>>> CasOwa provides Jasig CAS integration with Microsoft Outlook Web
>>> Access (OWA).  It is implemented as a thin wrapper around Jasig
>>> DotNetCas Client.  CasOwa works with the CAS ClearPass extension to
>>> securely retrieve the users credentials via Proxy Tickets and then
>>> replays them to the OWA Auth URL in order to authenticate the user
>>> with OWA.  Once the user is authenticated, CasOwa sets the OWA
>>> authentication cookies on the browser and redirects to user's OWA
>>> inbox.
>>>
>>> Requirements
>>> * CAS Server with ClearPass extension configured to accepted
>>> ProxyTickets from CasOwa.
>>>
>>> Installation
>>> Deploy CasOwa in its Virtual Directory on the same IIS server that is
>>> running.  This is to ensure that the authentication cookies set by
>>> CasOwa will be visible to OWA.  Managed Pipeline Mode for this Virtual
>>> Directory should be set to Integrated.
>>>
>>> Http HandlerMappings
>>> CasOwa requires two HandlerMapping configurations, one for
>>> CasOwaAuthHandler and one for the DotNetCasProxyCallback.
>>>
>>>        CasOwaAuthHandler Mapping
>>>        Request path: auth
>>>        Type: CasOwa.CasOwaAuthHandler
>>>        Name: CasOwaAuthHandler
>>>
>>>        DotNetCasProxyCallback Mapping
>>>        Request path: proxyCallback
>>>        Type: CasOwa.CasOwaAuthHandler
>>>        Name: DotNetCasProxyCallback
>>>
>>> Http Modules
>>> CasOwa requires one Http Module configuration for the DotNetCasClient.
>>>
>>>        DotNetCasClient Module
>>>        Name: DotNetCasClient
>>>        Type: DotNetCasClient.CasAlternateAuthModule
>>>        [checked] Invoke only for requests to ASP.NET applications or
>>> managed handlers
>>>
>>> Web.conf
>>> Web.conf contains two sets of configurations that must be correct.
>>> One is for the DotNetCasClient the other is
>>> for CasOwa.
>>>
>>>        CasOwa Config
>>>                <appSettings>
>>>                        <add key="CasOwa.ClearPassUrl"
>>> value="https://{cashost}/cas/clearPass"/>
>>>                        <add key="CasOwa.OwaUrl"
>>> value="https://{owahost}/owa"/>
>>>                        <add key="CasOwa.skipOwaUrlCertificateValidation"
>>> value="true" />
>>>                </appSettings>
>>>
>>>
>>>        DotNetCasClient Config
>>>                <casClientConfig
>>> casServerLoginUrl="https://{cashost}/cascp/login";
>>>
>>> serverName="https://{owahost}"; secureUriRegex="(?i)/auth"
>>>
>>> casServerUrlPrefix="https://{cashost}/cas/";
>>>
>>> redirectAfterValidation="false" useSession="false"
>>> gateway="false" renew="false"
>>>
>>> ticketValidatorName="Cas20" ticketTimeTolerance="5000"
>>> singleSignOut="false"
>>>
>>> proxyGrantingTicketReceptor="true"
>>>
>>> proxyCallbackUrl="https://{owahost}/coa/proxyCallback";
>>>
>>> proxyReceptorUrl="/coa/proxyCallback" />
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On Fri, Jan 22, 2010 at 12:31 PM, William G. Thompson, Jr.
>>> <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>
>>>>
>>>> CAS Client for OWA (CasOwa) is up on GitHub:
>>>>  http://github.com/wgthom/CasOwa
>>>>
>>>> Requires ClearPass and  I've only tested it against OWA 2007.
>>>>
>>>> Look in web.conf for some app settings and the cas client config.
>>>>
>>>> Bill
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> On Thu, Jan 21, 2010 at 11:11 PM, Francisco Estanqueiro
>>>> <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Hi again,
>>>>> two quick questions:
>>>>>
>>>>> a) the stats created by inspektr in a clustered environment (2 servers
>>>>> only), only gives the stats of the current server, right?
>>>>> b) a while ago I read that ClearPass (I dont know where..) was the
>>>>> solution
>>>>> to CASify Outlook Web Access. Has anyone done this or knows how to do
>>>>> it?
>>>>>
>>>>> Thanks again,
>>>>>
>>>>> Francisco Estanqueiro
>>>>> Faculdade de Ciências - Universidade de Lisboa
>>>>>
>>>>>
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