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The JOC Cockpit Session Idle Timeout is configured in the JOC Cockpit global settings for Identity Services. If the session in the Identity Provider is no longer valid then the JOC Cockpit session will terminate at the point in time of the next token renewal.
Single Sign-On
The OIDC Identity Service allows single sign-on from the underlying Identity Provider:
- Users who previously have been authenticated with the same Identity Provider as used by the OIDC Identity Service can access JOC Cockpit from their browser without specifying credentials.
- Users who initially authenticate with an Identity Provider by use of JOC Cockpit can open additional tabs in their browser without specifying credentials.
- If a session is created for a user in the Identity Provider by authentication with JOC Cockpit then this session will last as long as the JOC Cockpit session.
- If the user's Access Token is revoked in the Identity Provider then the underlying session in the Identity Provider is continued until the JOC Cockpit session is terminated either by a logout operation or by reaching the Idle Session Timeout.
- If the user performs a logout operation from the JOC Cockpit session that was used to authenticate with the Identity Provider then the underlying session in the Identity Provider is terminated.
Logging
- Log Files
- Standard Log Files
- Identity Services log output to the
JETTY_BASE/logs/joc.log
file. This includes reporting success or failure of authentication. - Successful and failed authentication attempts including user accounts involved are logged to the
JETTY_BASE/logs/audit.log
file.
- Identity Services log output to the
- Debug Log Files
- For problem analysis during setup of an Identity Service increase the log level as explained with JS7 - Log Levels and Debug Options.
- The
JETTY_BASE/logs/joc-debug.log
file includes general debug output of JOC Cockpit. - The
JETTY_BASE/logs/authentication-debug.log
file includes debug output related to authentication and authorization. - The
JETTY_BASE/logs/jetty.log
file includes debug output of attempts to establish SSL connections.
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