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Subject: Single sign-on with Okta
From: Bill and Lisa Howie <blhowie66@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 17 Dec 2024 20:51:28 +0000
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Hello all,

I’ve been tasked by my boss to research the possibility of implementing single sign-on for our IBM I servers on our Windows network. Our single sign-on provider is Okta, if that helps. I’m trying to understand if simply having Okta as our provider is the only thing we need to get it set up on our IBM i. In doing a basic Google search it seems like there’s a lot of places that want to sell you a third-party product to pull all this together but I’m not sure that’s necessary. I’d love to hear everyone’s thoughts. Thanks!

Bill

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