Thanks Nainar, Sunit for the explanation, that helps.
Sunit – only thing I did not understand is when you say in some cases connector policy comes by default and in some cases user has to define – can you help me understand which cases are you referring to, maybe some example will help [like do you mean older version of ignio it was available as default policy and newer versions it is not, or something else].
ignio allows single sign-on via integration with external Identity providers like Okta, etc., they do have support for PIV card and OCSP.
Hope this answers your question.
