Auth Server
The Auth Server menu covers the following important features to configure and manage Auth server.
- Sessions
- Server configuration
- Keys
- Logging
- Clients
- Scopes
- Enabled Acrs
- Agama deployment
The Janssen Server OP stores user session data in persistence. This screen lists the active session details and the administrator can revoke the sessions of the selected user.
The JWKS is a set of keys containing the public keys that should be used to verify any JSON Web Token (JWT) issued by the authorization server.
The auth server configuration properties can be updated using GUI.
Following AS configuration properties can be used to customize AS logging:
- Log level: Specify the log levels of loggers
- Log layout: Logging layout used for Jans Authorization Server loggers
- Enable HTTP Logging: Enable/disable the request/response logging filter. Disabled by default.
- Disable JDK Logger?: Choose whether to disable JDK loggers
- Enable Oauth Audit Logging?: enable OAuth Audit Logging