Edit Rule Template – Transform Rule
Applies To: Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS) 2.0, Windows Server 2012
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
Claim Rule Name |
Enter a descriptive name for the claim rule. |
Incoming claim type |
Select a claim type from the drop-down list of available claim types. |
Incoming name ID format |
Select a name ID format from the drop-down list of available name ID formats. This field is enabled only when the user selects Name Identifier as the incoming claim type. |
Outgoing claim type |
Select a claim type from the drop-down list of available claim types. |
Outgoing name ID format |
Select a name ID format from the drop-down list of available name ID formats. This field is enabled only when the user selects Name Identifier as the outgoing claim type. |
Pass through all claim values |
Select this option to pass through all claim values without change or alteration. If this option is selected, values from incoming claims are not modified when they are sent in outgoing claims. This option should be used with caution in acceptance transform rules, because a claims provider might provide invalid claim values that should be filtered. |
Replace an incoming claim value with a different outgoing claim value |
Select this option to modify or update the outgoing claim value. If this option is selected, a value from an incoming claim that matches Incoming claim value is replaced with the Outgoing claim value when it is issued as an outgoing claim. |
Replace incoming e-mail suffix claims with a new e-mail suffix |
Select this option to modify or update an e-mail suffix as part of the incoming and outgoing claim values. If this option is selected, the e-mail suffix portion of the incoming claim value is removed and the New e-mail suffix is appended to the e-mail user name when it is issued as an outgoing claim. |
Note
Regarding the comparison of claims values, Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS) 2.0 is not case sensitive.