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As a fail-safe it is advisable to enable OAuth on Single Sign-On and Admin Console modules

On the Admin Console go to Authentication>Agents

Edit Single Sign-on Server

In the edit screen select the OAUTH2.0 tab and click Generate Secrets

Keep this window open and edit the sso6.properties file which can be found in C:\Program Files\Deepnet DualShield\config.

For best results use notepad++ to edit the properties file.

For SSO6.Properties use the following template...

Replace the hashes with the generated Client ID and Secret.

Replace the FQDN in the oauthTokenURI with your own backend server FQDN

This will be added into your SSO6.properties file as per the following example:

Repeat the process for Admin Console agent, however you will be editing the dac.properties file and you will also be using this template:

This will be added into your dac.properties file as per the following example:

Notice also that only the Single Sign on module is using port 8071. This is specified in the sso6.Properties file.

oauthTokenUri=https://YourDualShieldFQDN:8071/das5/rest/oauth/token

The dac modules will use port 8070.

oauthTokenUri=https://YourDualShieldFQDN:8070/das5/rest/oauth/token

For further information on how OAuth 2.0 works and how to enable it refer to: OAuth 2.0