Central Authentication Service Server configuration

To synchronize user login sessions in multiple Sangfor IAM devices, I need to use Sangfor's Central Authentication Service (CAS) feature. CAS is a centralized authentication service that enables users to log in to multiple Sangfor IAM devices with a single set of credentials.
To set up CAS for session synchronization, I need to follow these general steps:
Configure the primary Sangfor IAM device as the CAS server, and configure the secondary Sangfor IAM devices as CAS clients.
Configure the CAS server with the user account database and authentication methods (such as LDAP or RADIUS) used to authenticate users.
Configure the CAS clients to authenticate users through the CAS server, and specify the CAS server's URL.
Configure the CAS server to share session information with the CAS clients, so that users can maintain their login session across multiple devices.
Test the CAS configuration to ensure that user login sessions are synchronized across all Sangfor IAM devices.

Problem here is that i don't know how to setup Sangfor IAG as CAS Server and enable it to share session info with all of it's clients. Can anyone guide me with this or give me documentation regarding this isssue ? My IAG version is 13.0.15

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In order to setup Sangfor IAG as a CAS Server and enable it to share session info with all of its clients, you need to follow the following steps:

1. Login to the Sangfor IAG web console.

2. Go to the “Settings” tab and select “Authentication”.

3. Select “CAS” from the Authentication Type drop-down menu.

4. Enter the CAS Server URL and the Login URL.

5. Select “Enable CAS session sharing”.

6. Click “Save”.

7. Go to the “Settings” tab and select “Security”.

8. Select “Enable authentication session sharing”.

9. Click “Save”.

Your Sangfor IAG is now configured to share session info with all of its clients.

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Sangfor IAG CAS Setup
To set up Sangfor IAG as a CAS (Central Authentication Service) server and enable it to share session information with all its clients, you can follow these general steps:

Install and configure Sangfor IAG 13.0.15 according to your organization's requirements and guidelines.

Enable CAS services in Sangfor IAG by going to the "Portal Configuration" section in the IAG Management Console and selecting the "CAS Configuration" tab.

Create a new CAS service by clicking the "Add" button and specifying the required settings, such as the service name, description, and the IAG server's hostname or IP address.

Configure the CAS service to use the appropriate authentication method(s) and user repository, such as LDAP or Active Directory.

Enable session sharing by going to the "Session Management" section in the IAG Management Console and selecting the "Session Sharing" tab.

Specify the session sharing settings, such as the session timeout, the maximum number of sessions, and the shared session storage location.

Configure the CAS clients to use the Sangfor IAG server as their CAS server and authenticate users through the CAS service you created in step 3.

Verify that session information is shared correctly between the Sangfor IAG server and its clients by testing the CAS authentication process and checking the shared session data.

Note that these steps are general guidelines, and the specific configuration may vary depending on your organization's requirements and the Sangfor IAG setup. It is recommended to consult the Sangfor IAG documentation or contact Sangfor support for detailed instructions on setting up CAS services and session sharing.

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