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- Common_Authentication_Service_Adapter abstract "CASA is an open source component infrastructure for securely storing credential and other confidential data that can be used for authentication, single sign-on (SSO) and other purposes by users, services and applications on a desktop or server operating system.Features * Open Source and part of the SUSE distribution (Also available on Windows). * Credential service for Enabling applications to single sign-On. * Leverages the Desktop identity and login for access control. * Scalable and fault tolerant. * Cross-platform support (Linux, and Windows). * Supports managing multiple identity repositories (GKring, KWallet, FireFox Password Manager). * Provides a storage (vault) for credentials and secrets. * Supports multiple authentication schemes. * Forward compatible. * Network Authentication component is token based. * Provides the ability for a single point of management for multiple credential stores. * Supports session based or presistant storage for credentials. * Supports sharing of credentials. * Supports linking of credentials among different stores. CASA is Not * A Network or desktop login infrastructure. * Mechanisms/APIs for changing and setting passwords in applications. * Application login policy enforcer Novell ships the Common Authentication Service Adapter (CASA) PAM module with its Linux desktop and server products. In a default installation, the CASA PAM module is configured for use with the XDM, GDM, login, and SSH services.Bandit Project CASA [1]".
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- Common_Authentication_Service_Adapter wikiPageWikiLink Category:System_administration.
- Common_Authentication_Service_Adapter wikiPageWikiLink Linux.
- Common_Authentication_Service_Adapter wikiPageWikiLink Loadable_kernel_module.
- Common_Authentication_Service_Adapter wikiPageWikiLink Module_(Linux).
- Common_Authentication_Service_Adapter wikiPageWikiLink Novell.
- Common_Authentication_Service_Adapter wikiPageWikiLink Pluggable_Authentication_Modules.
- Common_Authentication_Service_Adapter wikiPageWikiLink Pluggable_authentication_module.
- Common_Authentication_Service_Adapter wikiPageWikiLinkText "Common Authentication Service Adapter".
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- Common_Authentication_Service_Adapter subject Category:System_administration.
- Common_Authentication_Service_Adapter hypernym Infrastructure.
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- Common_Authentication_Service_Adapter comment "CASA is an open source component infrastructure for securely storing credential and other confidential data that can be used for authentication, single sign-on (SSO) and other purposes by users, services and applications on a desktop or server operating system.Features * Open Source and part of the SUSE distribution (Also available on Windows). * Credential service for Enabling applications to single sign-On. * Leverages the Desktop identity and login for access control.".
- Common_Authentication_Service_Adapter label "Common Authentication Service Adapter".
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