4.4.1 Manual Registration

At all FALs, the cryptographic keys and identifiers of the RP and IdP can be exchanged in a manual process, whereby the system administrator of the RP submits the RP’s configuration to the IdP either directly or through a trusted third party and receives the identifier to use with that IdP. The RP system administrator then configures the RP with this identifier and any additional information needed for the federation transaction to continue.

As this is a manual process, the registration happens prior to the federation transaction.

This process MAY be facilitated by some level of automated tooling, whereby the manual configuration points the systems in question to a trusted source of information that can be updated over time. If such automation is used, the trust agreement SHALL enumerate the allowable terms of the cryptographic key distribution and assignment, including allowable cache lifetimes.

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