Defining Nodes for PeopleSoft-Only Single Signon
Defining General Node Properties for PeopleSoft-Only Single Signon
Access the Node Definitions page ().
This example illustrates the fields and controls on the Portal Nodes Definitions - Node Definitions page for the default local node.

The following example shows the Nodes - Node Definitions page for a remote PeopleSoft node participating in single signon as defined on the local database:
Important:
The node name that you define for a remote PeopleSoft node to participate in single signon must be the same name as the default local node name on the participant’s local database.
This example illustrates the fields and controls on the Portal Nodes Definitions - Node Definitions page for a remote PeopleSoft node.

The fields and controls required for single signon are described in the following table. Note that your business and system requirements may warrant additional configuration of this page.
| Field or Control | Description |
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Description |
Enter a description for the node. |
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Node Type |
Select PIA from the drop-down list. The Node Type for local and remote PeopleSoft nodes participating in single signon must be PIA. |
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Authentication Option |
Determines how nodes in a single signon configuration authenticate other nodes in the same configuration. The valid options for single signon are:
While the option None, which signifies no authentication between nodes, is included in the drop-down list, it is not a valid option for single signon nodes. |
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Default Local Node |
When defining the default local node on the local database, select the Default Local Node option. Indicates that the current node represents the database you’re signed in to. The default local node is used specifically for setting up single signon. The options you set for single signon should be made on the default local node. |
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Node Password |
Note: You must reboot the application server and the web server after you define or change this value. |
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Create Node Password |
The Create Node Password button appears only on the definition for the default local node. Oracle recommends that customers use strong, complex passwords and make use of the maximum number of characters. This button provides a convenient method to fulfill the requirements for a more secure password.
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Default User ID |
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Create CheckTokenID |
The Create CheckTokenID button appears only:
Click the button to create a system-generated check tokenID for use in conjunction with single signon among PeopleSoft systems. When you click the button, the system populates the Check TokenID field with the generated value. |
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Check TokenID |
After you save the page the field becomes masked, regardless of whether a value is defined in the field or not. Note: You must reboot the application server and the web server after you define or change this value. |
Defining Portal Node Properties for PeopleSoft-Only Single Signon
Access the Nodes - Portal page ( and click the Portal tab).
The following example shows the Nodes - Portal page for the local default node.
This example illustrates the fields and controls on the Nodes - Portal page for a default local node.

The fields and controls required for single signon are described in the following table. Note that your business and system requirements may warrant additional configuration of this page.
Note:
References to “remote PeopleSoft nodes” in the descriptions refer to remote node definitions that you must define for each PeopleSoft system participating in single signon.
| Field or Control | Description |
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Tools Release |
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Content URI Text |
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Portal URI Text |
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