Transparent Logon installs a webserver for each environment it needs to serve. Every server runs on the same server as an instance on a separate port. Transparent Logon is installed next to JDEdwards and does not block direct usage of JDEdwards like a reverse proxy does.

The steps the transparent logon instance makes when an user wants to sign in to JDEdwards:

JDE credential JWT Password Reset
TL Authentication OAuth SAML Windows OAuth SAML Windows
Authentication IdP with OpenID IdP with SAML Provider Windows domain IdP with OpenID IdP with SAML Provider Windows domain
JDE Tools Version 9.2.5.4 JDENet and F98OWSEC
JDE connection No enterprise server and service user which can reset passwords
JDE Authentication External OAuth JWT Trust F98OWSEC Table Security
JDE LDAP enabled Yes No
JDE Long username Yes Yes
JDE Long password Not applicable Yes
WEB JWT Access token Random password
Orch Studio JWT Access token Not supported
DAS ReportNow Not supported Random password
AIS Token from TL Oauth Provider Token from TL Oauth Provider Token from TL Oauth Provider
AIS proxy Not supported Not supported AIS proxy
Self-Service Reset Not supported Cross Reference Database
SMTP Mail Server
User identifier Claim with JDE username Attribute with JDE username windows username Claim with JDE username Attribute with JDE username windows username
User mapping Yes Yes
Load Balancer LB Sticky Session
TL Shared Database LB Sticky Session
TL Shared Database Nothing to setup LB Sticky Session
TL Shared Database LB Sticky Session
TL Shared Database Nothing to setup
TLS/SSL/https required required preferred required required preferred