UC Identity Management Conference Call
- 9/17/2004 - Notes
Participants
- Jacqueline Craig, UCOP
- Elazar Harel, UCSD
- Bruce James, UCOP
- Gabe Lawrence, UCSD
- Brian Roode, UCI
- David Walker, UCOP
- Jerry Wilcox, UCOP
- Albert Wu, UCLA
Open Issues
We discussed the current set of open issues:
- Statements of policy and standards for organizational
responsibilities; identification, registration, and
authentication standards; log retention.
- Determination of appropriate authentication for UCFY/YBO.
- Implementation of appropriate authentication in UCFY/YBO.
- Method for sharing metadata about UC-only targets.
- logoutURL as a Shib attribute. Jerry and Bruce need to do a
feasibility assessment.
- InCommon membership. UCOP and UCI have joined. UCSD
expects to to be a member of InCommon in 3-4 weeks. [After the
meeting, UCLA said that they have joined.]
- Problem resolution and other operational issues.
- Recommendations for improvements in the maintenance of UCnetIDs.
- Additional campuses.
- Enabling Shib access to library resources. Campuses that
are ready should contact their libraries to start enabling Shib access
to CDL-licensed resources. The CDL will facilitate the
arrangements with the vendors.
- UCFY behavior when the user logs out of the campus portal.
This is a new issue for the group. The desire is to have UCFY log
the user out when the user logs out of the campus portal.
Unfortunately, Shibboleth does not (currently) have facilities to do
this, although we believe the Internet2 group is looking into this,
mainly because of the Sakai project.
The critical path items are the first three. We tentatively set
goals of the end of October to resolve the first two. at least for our
pilot campuses, with production deployment after Open Enrollment in
November (i.e., the beginning
of December).
I will be distributing a revision of our project plan to reflect these
tasks.
Next Call
The next call will be Wednesday, 10/6/2004:
Date
and Time: Wednesday, 10/6/2004, 9:00a-10:00a
Call-in Number: 866-740-1260
Access
Code: 9870500
David
Walker - 9/17/2004