This presentation explores the impact of the move towards federated access management on libraries, including a discussion of the Athens administrator role, changes to library processes and the impact on the end-user.
Access Management for Libraries by John Paschoud & Masha Garibyan
1. [AMP meeting title slide] Access Management for Libraries John Paschoud and Masha Garibyan London School of Economics Joint Information Systems Committee Supporting education and research Access Management Programme meeting, May 2007
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12. (the LSE Exam Papers collection – secured with Shibboleth)
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15. Shibboleth IdP architecture GET YOUR LOCAL TECHIE TO DEAL WITH THIS BIT IdP server 8443 Shibboleth SP Web browser (various communications) 443 LDAP server MOD_ SSL Certificate check MOD_LDAP_ AUTHZ MOD_ JK Apache Tomcat Shibboleth IdP AA (Attribute Authority) HS (Handle Server) idp.xml resolver.xml arp.xml
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19. Ah! There’s a Cunning Plan! The Athens-Federation Gateways Federation -enabled resources Athens authenticated resources Athens national authentication service Athens enabledusers College IdP FAM enabledusers University IdP FAM enabledusers University IdP FAM enabledusers Athens Fed Fed Athens
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26. Well Shibboleth can look like this: And where they are from User knows URL of resource and that Shibboleth is used
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28. Shibboleth behind the library portal The expanded list shows a link direct to the Service Provider, in this case Elsevier
29. Shibboleth behind the library portal If users prefer the route through the library portal, e-resource usage statistics should become more representative After clicking link in library portal:
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32. From LSE’s Electronic Library FAQs: Many LSE electronic resources can also be accessed off-campus via your LSE login (network username and password). The FAQ shows how access to e-resources is getting easier, both on and off-campus.
33. ‘ LSE for You’ provides diminishing passwords: The ‘LSE for You’ page, protected by the LSE login, provides the remaining passwords still required for some e-resources.
39. [JISC Conf title slide] The End Joint Information Systems Committee Supporting education and research Access Management for Libraries
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Notes de l'éditeur
Session B: Change Management for Libraries (11.00 – 12.00) Speakers: John Paschoud and Peter Spring, London School of Economics This session is aimed at institutional library staff and Athens administrators. Adopting federated access management will require a change to the way in which students are trained in using access management. This will have an impact on institutional libraries in a variety of ways: updating user guides, training staff to answer queries, updating electronic catalogue links etc. This presentation will be run by institutions that have already started that process, and give guidance on how to manage the necessary change.
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