The simplest deployments, the nearer foray defence is within a single organisation.
In this scenario, a singular defense server can operate as both the claims provider and the ruling
party.
All users in this scenario are inter internal to the organisation, as is the application that users
access.
This section provides details on the required components for configuring a defence in a single organisation
deployment.
These components include claims, claims, rules, claims, provider trusts and rely on power to trust.
Now after completing this section, you'll be able to describe ADF as claims and claims rules.
It claims provider trust rely in part to trust.
You'll be able to explain how to configure provider and provider trusts and rely on PA to draft how
to install and configure header first and how to configure an account partner and a resource partner.
You'll be able to explain how to configure claim rules and how home real discovery works.
Explain how to manage and and an idea of first deployment.
But as usual, before we begin, let's answer the following question.
Water Claim Rule Sound.
What can you use?
Claim rules for response here and think about it.
And the correct answer is that claim rules define how a first server sound and consume claims.
Claim rules define the business logic that is applied to claims that the claims providers provide and
that the related parties accept.
You can use claim rules to define which and common claims are accepted from one or more claims providers
define which outbound claims are provided to one or more reliant parties and apply authorisation rules
to enable access to a specific Reliant Party for one or more users or groups of users.
Next up, we'll be talking about water aid, our first claims and claim rules.