By default, Confluence will not understand the pre-authenticated requests that come through via a Single Sign-On solution (such as Jespa or an IIS proxy). In order to allow this authentication information to pass through, you must modify the authenticator module used by Confluence.
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Download the latest SharePoint Connector custom authenticator appropriate for your version of Confluence (see the below table):
| Confluence 4.3.x and earlier | Confluence 5.0.x to 5.4.x | Confluence 5.5 and later |
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| customauth-0.6.jar | customauth-1.0.jar | customauth-1.1.jar |
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<authenticator class="com.pixelpark.seraph.SSOAuthenticator" /> |
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Please contact a local Solution Partner to help you with that.