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It allows sites to make informed authorization decisions for individual access of protected online resources in a privacy-preserving manner.'

'Shibboleth is a standards-based, open-source software package for Web single sign-on across or within organizational boundaries. The InCommon Federation uses Shibboleth federated identity management software from Internet2.

These institutions share additional identity information, called attributes, to allow them to make authorization decisions.įederations use federated identity management software to allow them to vouch for their users' identities and to share information about whether those users meet the authorization requirements for a particular service (for example, a license that limits access to students). This means that InCommon members agree to trust Duquesne University to vouch for the identity of someone who has logged in using the university's authentication services.ĭuquesne has agreed to trust other InCommon members when they vouch for the identity of people who have logged in using their respective authentication methods. For example, a bank allows you to use your ATM card at the ATM of another bank where you do not have an account.ĭuquesne University is a member of the InCommon Federation.

With federated identity management, institutions join together in a group-a federation-and agree to trust each other's identity credentials.

If you are an authorized user of the service and the credentials provided are correct, you are granted access to the service.įederated identity management (FIM) is an arrangement made between multiple enterprises that allows subscribers to use the same login information to obtain access to the networks of all the enterprises in the group.

After you enter your MultiPass username and password and click Login, your credentials are compared to those on file. When you access an online service at Duquesne, such as DORI, Canvas or University email, you are directed to the standard University web application login page. Access to many Duquesne online services is protected with single sign-on (SSO) authentication services that require you to sign in with your MultiPass credentials. It can be your home directory, but any other will do.Authentication is the process of comparing credentials provided, like your MultiPass username and password, with those on file for authorized individuals. On your host machine (the one with multipass installed), change to the directory from where you will be launching multipass vms. a decent text editor (VS-Code, nano, vim or the like.).a terminal running a decent shell (bash, zsh).Students, Faculty, Staff, Authorized Affiliated Users. If you are still having problems logging into Trailhead, use this service to report your problem. Try logging in with your last known MultiPass password. If not, it's well-documented on their website. NOTE: Trailhead access typically is not disabled (with email, ADIT, Canvas, etc.) after you leave Mines. ssh into the new VM with this IP-address.Find out IP-address of new multipass VM.Launch new multipass VMs with this configuration.

Create a reusable launch configuration for multipass VMs with cloud-init.

Create new ssh-key for your multipass VMs.

(I mention it again, the idea presented here have first been described by Ivan Krizsan): In short: You generate a new ssh-key, and pass the public key into every new VM.

Pass an ssh-key while creating a multipass VM (explained in detail by Ivan Krizsan here).

Therefore, let's look at a solution that will also work for new VMs. Downside of this approach: You have to repeat it (more or less manually) for all new VMs you create with multipass launch.

Add an ssh-key to an existing virtual machine (explained by Josue Bustos here).

Two approaches have been documented elsewhere: Permission denied, although there is a route to this virtual machine available. Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode

#You are not authorized to use multipass login software

#You are not authorized to use multipass login license

#You are not authorized to use multipass login password