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SSO user Timeout Countdown and proper SSO Logoff

SA-18813

Summary



When user logs off PRPC with SSO they are being brought back into PRPC before pxSessionTimer control can display the countdown timer and log the user off.
 

Error Messages



Not Applicable. 


Steps to Reproduce



Not Applicable. 

Root Cause



How to Question.

Resolution




For session timer with countdown window for PRPC 7.1.6/7 follow this PDN article:

https://pdn.pega.com/support-articles/pxsessiontimer-logoff-timer-does-not-display-countdown-window

PRPC v 7.1.8 and above may omit steps 3 and 4.


Logoff action may take users directly back into PRPC. This is because of a Meta Redirect in the Web-Session-Return that when not using SSO simply takes the user back to the PRPC login screen. When using SSO this will trigger the Data-Admin-AuthService login activity to run again and if still logged into a third party SSO application will then trigger authentication and take the user back into PRPC. 

To resolve this simply remove or modify the Meta Redirect from the Web-Session-Return HTML rule. This requires having a custom AccessGroup and RuleSet defined in specified in the systems Data-Admin-Requrestor Browser instance. Why? When Web-Session-Return is run the user is unauthenticated. 

1) Copy the Web-Session-Return rule into the Ruleset available to unauthenticated users. 
2) Remove the Meta-Redirect, to remain on logoff screen, or modify redirect to call third party SSO logoff URL. 

 

 

Published January 31, 2016 - Updated October 8, 2020

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