12.3.4.2. Configuration
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    Configure the Airlock IAM OAuth 2 Client, i.e. an Oauth2 Target Application: see 17.7.2. OAuth 2 / OpenID Connect Configuration: Airlock IAM as Authorization Server
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    One-Shot End-Point in IAM: (Loginapp >> Airlock One-Shot Authentication)
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      Add a target application for the protected service and configure it as follows:
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      Credential Extractor: use plugin Bearer Token HTTP Header Extractor (as Token Credential).
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      Authenticator:  use plugin OAuth 2 Access Token Authenticator with the Authorization Server Settings used in the above Oauth2 target application.
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      Failure Responses: configure responses as desired - always use responses of type FINAL_RESPONSE.
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      Identity Propagator: as required by back-end application.
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      URL pattern: according to the back-end application.
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      Airlock Credentials: Choose sensitive Airlock Gateway (WAF) credential timeouts.

      • Shared One-Shot Configuration

      The one-shot settings can be used for multiple protected services. Choose the URL pattern property to match all services for which the same settings apply.

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    Airlock Gateway (WAF) Configuration
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      Make sure the Gateway (WAF)'s IAM mapping has the allow rules for Oauth2 enabled
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      Create a mapping for the protected service(s)
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      As Denied access URL, use /<iam-mapping-entry-path>/login-oneshot
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      From the Authentication flow drop-down, select One-Shot
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      Enable bearer token session tracking in the Security Gate Expert Settings (on both the IAM mapping and the protected services mapping(s)):
      • Session.Tracking.ExternalToken.Enable                     "TRUE"