User guide

Chapter 2: Environment Setup (SSO Administrators)
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(13) ssoNotAfter
Description
Specify the date after which Single Sign-on is not available to users. If the user uses Single Sign-on
after the specified date, authentication fails.
Specify the date in the format YYYYMMDDHHMMSS+XXXX. (*1) For Greenwich Mean Time, specify
the date in the format YYYYMMDDHHMMSSZ. If this attribute is omitted, the user can use Single Sign-
on for an indefinite period.
YYYY: Year (four digits of the year)
MM : Month (two digits)
DD : Day (two digits)
HH : Hour (two digits for 24 hours)
MM : Minute (two digits)
SS : Second (two digits)
*1 '+XXXX' refers to the time difference from UTC (Universal Time Coordinate). In cases where '-
XXXX' is used, it means the same as above.
Character Types that can be Specified
• Numbers
Example of Specification
20030102000000+0900
Notes
• Set a different date and time for ssoNotBefore and ssoNotAfter. If the same date and time is
specified, user authentication fails.
• Set a date and time for 'ssoNotAfter' that is later than the date and time set for 'ssoNotBefore'. If
the date and time set for 'ssoNotAfter' is earlier than the date and time set for 'ssoNotBefore', user
authentication fails.
• Specify a date between '20000101000000' and '20371231235959' in ssoNotBefore and
ssoNotAfter regardless of Japan time or Greenwich Mean Time. If a date out of range is specified,
user authentication fails.
(14) ssoFailureCount
Description
This attribute specifies the number of user authentication failures due to incorrectly entering the user
name/password.
If the correct user name/password is specified and authentication succeeds, this attribute is reset to 0.
This value is set by the repository server.
Note
Do not specify or change this attribute.