NativeSP in Windows with IIS7

[Cantor, Scott]

On 12/29/11 11:04 AM, "Zico" <mailzico at gmail.com> wrote:
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>Names are not permitted, only addresses, so that won't do anything.
>
>This is in my local Windows VM. So, there is no name but only localhost.
>So, should I only include this?
>
><Handler type="Status" Location="/Status" acl="localhost"/>

Again, names are not permitted in those ACLs. You can't put localhost
there or any other name and expect it to do anything.

>Do I even need a MetadataProvider for my "localhost" local SP too?

You can't do anything with an SP without metadata for an IdP. It won't do
anything out of the box because it can't. SSO systems do not exist in a
vaccuum. You need the other half.

>I am sorry but I can't understand how you all are pulling IPv6 here.
>There is actually no possibility in my knowledge to use IPv6 in my
>internet connectivity or even in my country.
>So... what should be other reasons of this? :)

::1 is the IPv6 loopback address. If your server thinks your client is
running at that address, then you *are* accessing it with IPv6. That's not
uncommon with servers running dual stacks.

-- Scott