Add Epic Hyperdrive Relying Party
The Cloud Access Service (CAS) can act as the authorization server for Epic Hyperdrive relying party application.
Before you begin
You must be a Super Admin in the Cloud Administration Console.
Step 1: Enter Basic Information
In the Cloud Administration Console, click Authentication Clients > Relying Parties > Add a Relying Party.
In the Relying Party Catalog, click Add corresponding to Epic Hyperdrive.
In the Basic Information tab, enter a name and description (optional) for the Epic Hyperdrive application.
Click Next Step.
Step 2: Enter the Connection Profile
Specify the connection information for CAS as the provider and the Epic Hyperdrive as the relying party.
(Optional) In the Issuer Name field, enter the name of the SAML token issuer.
(Optional) In the Token Validity in Minutes field, enter the expiration time of the token in minutes. The token is valid for at least 5 minutes and maximum of 60 minutes.
In the SAML Response Signature section, upload a private key and public certificate that form a valid key pair.
Click Choose File to locate and import the private key (private.key file) to sign the SAML assertion. The private key must correspond to the public signing certificate loaded in the SP application.
Click Choose File to locate and import the certificate that the SP can use to validate the signature. The file must be in x509 v3 (PEM) format.
Click Save and Finish.
To publish this configuration and immediately activate it, click Publish Changes.
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