z/Scope Anywhere incorporates a mechanism to validate users in a corporate environment so that the user will not need to validate itself every time he enters the application or connects to a host. These mechanism was designed to be used with the Server Installation mode.

Authenticating against z/Scope Anywhere from external applications:

Every time you call z/Scope Anywhere, you can send within its URL additional information regarding the authentication, inside a query string.

Find out how to build a query string in order to authenticate against z/Scope Anywhere Server as well as authenticate against the connection host.

Using external data on macros:

The Integrating a login macro section is a step-by-step example on how to send the host credentials from an external application, as well as creating and configuring a macro that automates the host login.

Encrypting the query string:

Learn how to encrypt the information sent on the query string using a Diffie Hellman Key Exchange mechanism, provided by z/Scope Anywhere.
 

Demo:

With the IIS asp.net demo application you can learn how to: 1) authenticate against z/Scope Anywhere Server, 2) Open a determined connection, 3) Send  the host credentials; and 4) Encrypt all the query string data with the Diffie Hellman Key Exchange method.

Related Topics

ApiKey

Diffie Hellman Key Exchange

Building the Query String

Integrating a login macro

Demo