You can specify a target for new and legacy user portal pages. You must specify a target for the following conditions:
You want to direct the users to a specific URL after the users log in to Identity Server.
You do not want users to have access to the user portal page.
Use one of the following methods to specify the target:
Specify a Target in the URL: You can have your users access Identity Server with a URL that contains the desired target. For example: https://domain.com:8443/nidp/app?target=http://www.acme.com
where domain.com is the DNS name of your Identity Server. In this example, the users would see the Acme website after logging in.
Specify a Hidden Target on your Form: If you have your own login form to collect credentials and are posting these credentials to Identity Server, you can add a hidden target to your login form. When authentication succeeds, Access Manager directs the user to this target URL. This entry on your form should look similar to the following:
<input type="hidden" target="http://www.acme.com">
These methods work only when the user’s request is for the user portal (/nidp/portal or /nidp/app). If the user’s request is a redirected authentication request for a protected resource, the protected resource is the target and cannot be changed.