To configure single sign-on (SSO) for a Virtual Server

1. Expand the Configurations node.
2. Select the instance to configure:
   • To configure a particular instance, expand the instance’s config node. For example, the default instance, server, expand the server-config node.
   • To configure the default settings for all instances, expand the default-config node.
3. Expand the HTTP Service node.
4. Expand the Virtual Servers node, and select the virtual server to be configured for single sign-on support.
5. Click Add Property.

   A blank property entry is added to the bottom of the list.

6. Enter sso-enabled in the Name field.
7. Enter false in the Value field to disable, enter true to enable SSO.

   SSO is enabled by default.

8. Add or change any other single sign-on properties by clicking Add Property and configuring any applicable SSO properties.

   Valid SSO properties for virtual servers are discussed in the following table.

   SSO Enabled Property Name	Description	Values
   sso-max-inactive-seconds	Number of seconds after which a user’s single sign-on record becomes eligible for purging, if no client activity is received. Access to any of the applications on the virtual server keeps the single sign-on record active.	Default is 300 seconds (5 minutes). A higher value provides longer persistence for users, but consumes more memory on the server.
   sso-reap-interval-seconds	Interval (in seconds) between purges of expired single sign-on records.	Default is 60.

9. Click Save.