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Newer page: version 5 Last edited on Thursday, 13 March 2008 5:23:37 by RobertButler Revert
Older page: version 3 Last edited on Thursday, 28 February 2008 0:15:44 by CyberLeo Revert
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 !!! [HMAC Authentication|RobertButler/Authentication] 
 Authentication System: 
  * Token-based 
- * Tokens can optionally live for an amount of time specified by the client, but have a maximum lifetime specified by the container which created it. 
+ * Tokens have an optional lifetime that is specified by the client and have a maximum lifetime specified by the container that created it.  
+ * Authentication in one Domain may or may not facilitate authentication (methods) which may or may not provide authentication inside other domains  
+ * Authentication information is not just limited to Login names and Passwords, however . 
  
 Domains: 
- * Are a grouping of  
- * [Users and Passwords]  
- * [Preferences]  
- * And various other [HMI Configuration Settings]  
- * Authentication in one Domain may or may not enable authentication methods which may or may not provide authentication in other domains  
-  
+ * A grouping of  
+ * Authentication information, comprising of one or more  
+ * User Accounts  
+ * Passwords  
+ * Application-specific Auth information  
+ * User preferences  
+ * User account settings  
  
 !!! [HMAC Authorization|RobertButler/Authorization] 

version 5

HMAC Authentication

Authentication System
  • Token-based
  • Tokens have an optional lifetime that is specified by the client and have a maximum lifetime specified by the container that created it.
  • Authentication in one Domain may or may not facilitate authentication (methods) which may or may not provide authentication inside other domains
  • Authentication information is not just limited to Login names and Passwords, however.
Domains

  • A grouping of

    • Authentication information, comprising of one or more

      • User Accounts
      • Passwords
      • Application-specific Auth information
    • User preferences
    • User account settings

HMAC Authorization