Thanks to the good collaboration with the employees of DAASI International, we could quickly get acquainted with the IdMS „midPoint“. This saved us a lot of time on trial and error, especially in regards to more complex tasks.
Rainer Herbst
Directore of IT-Services at the Leibniz Institute for Astrophysics Potsdam
The recommendation to choose DAASI International for the implementation of Shibboleth and a two-factor solution (PrivacyIdea) has fully paid off for us, as the setup was accomplished quickly and well – and even below the projected budget. We are also very happy with the ongoing support.
Jürgen Eurich
Director of IT Services Nürtingen-Geislingen University
With the professional help of DAASI International, especially of support representative Martin Haase, we were able to quickly and seemlessly implement the Shibboleth IdP with two-factor authentication as well as the incorporate several service providers, i.e. the DFN-AAI.
If we ever needed help or had questions (almost never), DAASI International was always happy to help and quick in their reactions.
Stephan Kraftanski
European School of Management and Technology
In the context of a short-term ressource shortage we got quick, uncomplicated and very experienced help by DAASI International and could also count on DAASI International as reliable partner subsequently.
Stefan Stock
Operations Manager at Fujitsu TDS GmbH
We thank DAASI International for the excellent cooperation and the smooth project workflow that enabled the use of the connector according to plan, despite a narrow time schedule.
Juliane Engelhardt
University of Erfurt
With DAASI International we could find a partner who is 100% competent in LDAP regarding training and consulting, and who can stand as reference for Germany.
Claus Kalle
Regionales Rechenzentrum (RRZK), University of Cologne
The commission was to to develop a web portal based solution for the registration and administration of client users, thus enabling them to centrally register for selected applications and to manage their own data.
The design of the portal called for an on-premise solution that would be DSGVO-compliant and provide typical self-service functions, i.e. such as account sign-up, password change and the possibility of applying for additional services. Additionally, it was requested to enable the interaction with the pre-existing LDAP server, which provides authorisation data for external users.
In a friendly and professional cooperation with the competent team of DAASI International, we ended up with a solution for a self-service portal which has been an enormous help due to its flexibility, far beyond its originally intended purpose in a small project.
– General Directorate, Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin
Projects as this are part of the basic service portfolio of DAASI International.
For a sustainable solution, the system was supposed to be set up in a way so that administrators can easily integrate further applications without having to consult with external service providers to adjust certain the configuration.
DAASI International set up the portal on the basis of LUI, a freely customisable module of the IAM framework didmos. It consists of two components: a self-service as well as an administration portal for the administration of external users. Here, didmos LUI serves as the intersection between web application and OpenLDAP server.
The main focus of the GESIS – Leibniz Institute for Social Sciences project was their connection to the DFN-AAI and the simultaneous establishment of their own authentication infrastructure. For this purpose, a Shibboleth Identity Provider was created which receives its data from an OpenLDAP-based directory service. Through the linkage to the Active Directory, an automatic filling of the user information into the directory service was achieved so that password changes of the users are now synchronised directly. This way, the GESIS employees are allowed a single sign-on for their applications. The connection to the DFN-AAI allows GESIS to provide its own services to the users of other organizations as well as to make the offers of the other members of the DFN-AAI available to their own users. Thanks to the great experience of DAASI International, the project was realised within a few weeks.
The establishment of an Active Directory (AD) for the Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research was carried out with the aim of continuing to use the existing OpenLDAP server as a primary system for users and group members. A Samba server configured as an NT4 domain controller has been connected to these so far, which should be replaced by an AD to be built during the project. In order to allow users to change their password for all applications and systems at the workstation, a synchronisation of the password from the AD into the OpenLDAP directory was established.
In addition to the didmos Pwd Synchroniser, the ETLflow didmos module, which is configured so that a complete synchronisation of the data can be carried out at any time, should the target data be incorrect. As a permanent solution, the didmos Provisioner ensures that users can quickly read and transfer attribute changes from the OpenLDAP server to the AD, which makes a permanent update possible.
The Max Planck Institute was interested in setting up the AD on its own using a concept developed by DAASI International. In addition to the commissioning of the concept, telephone support was provided during implementation. As a result, the Max Planck Institute is now in a position to independently manage the infrastructure being built. Thanks to the close cooperation and independent implementation during construction, the AD can always be adapted to new needs.
The Justus Liebig University Gießen commissioned DAASI International to optimise the connection of the JLU to the central placing procedure of the foundation for university admission. For this, a connector was developed that links the Justus Liebig University to the Dialog-oriented Service Procedure (DoSV) in order to transfer the applicant data from the central service center to the local system at the smallest possible time intervals. Thus, the status changes of the various applications are also available, always locally updated in the HIS software used. After two tests, in which both the course of the applications as well as the interplay with other universities were examined, the system could be productive with a degree program on June 1, 2015 and has been available since then for the application for a place to study.
European Space Agency (ESA)
The assignment was to provide an IDaaS (Identity as a Service) platform to offer account management as well as Single Sign-on (SSO) for commercial companies operating in ESA member states to access all Earth Observation Data and Applications with a single Identity.
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