Renaming the custom default authorization server versus renaming a custom-created authorization server.
- API Access Management
- Custom Authorization Server
- Default Custom Authorization Server
Modifying the name of the default custom authorization server will result in updating the ${authorizationServerId} in the Metadata URI to match the newly assigned name. As a consequence, any applications configured within that server would be impacted, since adjustments would be required in the source code to match the modified endpoints. On the other hand, renaming a custom-created authorization server will not affect the ${authorizationServerId}, therefore the Metadata URI well-known endpoint will not change.
If the default custom authorization server is renamed or deleted, it is not possible to restore or re-create it with "default" as ${authorizationServerId}.
The endpoints configured in the app must match the endpoints in the Metadata URI.
The Metadata URI for custom authorization servers can be found in Security > API > Authorization Servers.
