What is a .FCC file?
The file extension .FCC stands for Forms Credential Collector File. This type of file is specifically used with the Netegrity SiteMinder Policy Server, a software system designed to manage web access and user authentication. The content of an FCC file includes important settings that help in logging a user into this system.
An FCC file is structured in a simple markup language, which is a way of formatting text that integrates HTML (HyperText Markup Language) and some special symbols or codes unique to this file type. HTML is widely used for creating web pages, and in the context of an FCC file, it helps define how a login page looks and behaves.
Typically, these files are named "login.fcc" and can be found on a web server at a specific URL, which usually looks something like "http://webservername/siteminderagent/forms/login.fcc". This URL is where the login page managed by the SiteMinder software is located.
To open and work with an FCC file, you would generally use the Netegrity SiteMinder software. This program understands the specific markup language used in the file and can process the authentication settings correctly to allow user logins through the web interface it manages. There isn't a broad range of software options for opening .FCC files because they are tailored for use with SiteMinder, making the Netegrity SiteMinder the primary tool for handling them.
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