6/bootstrap/generated-dists/debian7/locale.sh 6/bootstrap/generated-dists/debian7/bootstrap.sh 6/bootstrap/generated-dists/debian7/Dockerfile 6/bootstrap/generated-dists/debian10/packages.yml 6/bootstrap/generated-dists/debian10/locale.sh 6/bootstrap/generated-dists/debian10/bootstrap.sh 6/bootstrap/generated-dists/debian10/Dockerfile 6/bootstrap/generated-dists/centos8/packages.yml 6/bootstrap/generated-dists/centos8/locale.sh 6/bootstrap/generated-dists/centos8/bootstrap.sh 6/bootstrap/generated-dists/centos8/Dockerfile 6/bootstrap/generated-dists/centos7/packages.yml 6/bootstrap/generated-dists/centos7/locale.sh
6/bootstrap/generated-dists/centos7/bootstrap.sh 6/bootstrap/generated-dists/centos7/Dockerfile 6/bootstrap/generated-dists/centos6/packages.yml
6/bootstrap/generated-dists/centos6/locale.sh 6/bootstrap/generated-dists/centos6/bootstrap.sh 6/bootstrap/generated-dists/centos6/Dockerfile 6/auth/credentials/samba-credentials.pc.in 6/auth/credentials/credentials_internal.h However, you could develop your own applications to take advantage of the availability of Device ID authentication in NetSuite. Device ID authentication was developed for use with the SuiteCommerce InStore (SCIS) application. SuiteSignOn is only supported for SOAP web services.ĭevice ID authentication is also available in NetSuite. See Outbound Single Sign-on (SuiteSignOn). The NetSuite as OIDC Provider feature is only supported for RESTlets and REST web services. NetSuite supports two outbound single sign-on authentication methods for integrations: Mandatory Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) for NetSuite Access For more information, see Authentication Matrix.įor more information, see the following topics:Īuthentication and Session Management for REST Web Services OAuth 2.0 cannot be used with SOAP web services. For more information, see Outbound Single Sign-on (SuiteSignOn) Access from Your Web Store. SuiteSignOn access to NetSuite from your web store is supported. You should use NetSuite as OIDC Provider as an authentication method for outbound single-on. NetSuite supports two outbound single sign-on methods:
See also SAML Single Sign-on Access to Web Store. See SAML Single Sign-on for inbound SSO using authentication from a third party identity provider compliant with SAML v2.0. See also OpenID Connect (OIDC) Access to Web Store. See OpenID Connect (OIDC) Single Sign-on for inbound SSO from the OIDC Provider (OP) of your choice. NetSuite supports the following methods for inbound SSO access to the NetSuite UI: SSO eliminates the need for users to log in to each application separately. SSO is a transparent authentication scheme that enables the seamless linking of applications and at the same time maintaining application-specific access control. NetSuite supports various types of single sign-on (SSO).
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