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3. In the Application Settings section, click Create.
4. On the Execute Permissions drop-down list, ensure that the value is Scripts only.
5. Write down the name that appears on the Application Pool drop-down menu. You’ll use this name
when you verify the configuration of the Application Pool.
6. Click the Directory Security tab.
7. In the Authentication and Access Control region, click Edit. The Authentication Methods dialog
box is displayed.
8. Select Enable anonymous access if it is not already selected, and clear any options that are
selected in the Authenticated access region.
9. Click OK to close the Authentication Methods dialog box and then click OK to close the
Properties dialog box.
Next, verify the configuration of the SAML Bridge application pool.
Verifying the Configuration in IIS 6.0 of the SAML Bridge Application Pool
This process verifies that the Application Pool Identity for SAML Bridge is Network Service.
1. In the IIS Manager tree view, click to expand Application Pools.
2. Right click the name of the application pool that was configured for SAML Bridge and select
Properties.
3. In the Properties dialog box, click the Identity tab.
4. In Application pool identity, verify that Predefined is selected and that Network Service is
selected in the drop-down menu.
5. Click OK to close the Properties dialog box.
Next, configure the IdP endpoint in IIS for SAML Bridge. Refer to “Configuring the IdP Endpoint in IIS for
SAML Bridge” on page 9.
C onfiguring SAML Bridge in IIS 7 with Windows 2008
SAML Bridge is implemented as a virtual directory that runs in IIS. In SAML Bridge 2.0 and later, the
virtual directory is created automatically when you install SAML Bridge, and files in the saml-bridge
virtual directory have anonymous access. The following steps apply when you use IIS 7.0.
Verifying the .NET Framework Version
To verify the version of .Net framework in Windows 2008:
1. Open IIS Manager.
2. Under Application Pools, look for the version in the .Net framework version column.
3. Verify that the value is version 2.0 or later.