Re: SSO advice

From: Daniel Fisher\(lennybacon\) (info_at_(removethis)lennybacon.com)
Date: 10/12/04


Date: Tue, 12 Oct 2004 09:27:25 +0200

If the Apps all run in a Domain or same machine just turn off anonymous
access in IIS.

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Daniel Fisher(lennybacon)
 MCP C# ASP.NET
Blog: http://www.lennybacon.com/
"michaelr" <michaelr@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message 
news:341C7177-49C7-4D73-BDDF-5B1367402574@microsoft.com...
> We are looking to implement Single Sign On (SSO) for our intranet and 
> other
> internal  applications.
>
> Our plan is to have an ASP.NET "portal page" which will examine the
> WindowsIndentity of the IIS-authenticated user, and present links for the
> applications that the user has authorization.
>
> In order to minimize custom programming efforts, we would like to leverage
> built in Windows functionality for authorization and authentication as 
> much
> as possible for both the portal and downstream components and 
> applications.
>
> Our research has led us to the conclusion that using Windows Integrated
> Authentication on IIS is the most effective way to authenticate the user. 
> For
> application authorization, we may use Active Directory Application Mode
> (ADAM) or a custom SQL database.
>
> However, it would be desirable to force the user to enter their 
> credentials
> upon initial logon, rather than automatically picking up the network 
> logon.
> We are concerned that Basic authentication (with HTTPS) may present
> difficulties if our applications are spread across several machines.
>
> Anyone have experience/advice on this?
> 


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