Ex: Re: New top contender for the stupidest SP SSO mechanism

[Paul B. Henson]

On Mon, Feb 06, 2023 at 01:23:37PM +0000, Cantor, Scott via users wrote:

> I don't imagine it's actually all that tough to integrate, it's more
> or less like any self-managed SP, probably better than a lot of them.

Probably not, but it's an extra piece of infrastructure I'm not willing
to own :(.

> The problem with PingOne is that it requires a click-through license
> that is in general illegal to agree to for most state universities.

Good to know, thanks. Our procurement department once went back and
forth with Spectrum for about a year and a half arguing about the
contract terms for a fiber Internet feed.

> When we raised that with a vendor, they happily told us we were the
> only ones who ever claimed that (including other Ohio publics).

Meh. Reminds me of the SP that belonged to Incommon who wanted me to
manually override the federation metadata and disable encryption because
they didn't support it. When I refused they told me 2-3 other CSU's had
already done it <sigh>.


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