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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 9/26/18 6:50 PM, Brent Putman wrote:<br>
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</tt>So wrt the OP's original question, the presence/absence of
the 443 port for an https URL will not be significant in the
comparison.<br>
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Or to actually answer the OP's question more accurately, since the
question is little off-base: The Destination is not in fact evaled
against the SingleSignonService. It's evaled against the actual
endpoint at which the IdP receives the message, as determined by the
servlet container environment. As I said in my previous not, that
comparison is canonicalized.<br>
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The other eval that happens in the IdP is evaling the AuthnRequest's
AssertionConsumerServiceURL against the AssertionConsumerService in
the SP's metadata. That is not canonicalized and must match
exactly. <br>
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