How To Edit SM_USER HTTP Header SiteMinder
How To Edit SM_USER HTTP Header SiteMinder
SM_USER is the header set by siteminder on successful authentication though which application decides on whether to allow the user to login or reject the login request. In our scenario the even after successful authentication at site minder side we were not able to login to application as the SM_USER header was getting set as DOMAIN\USERNAME where as the application was expecting it to be only…
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