Re: Using both forms and windows authentication together
- From: "Joe Kaplan" <joseph.e.kaplan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 1 Mar 2007 14:16:35 -0600
My new favorite way of implementing this type of architecture is to use
ADFS, as it supports this functionality out of the box. However, I probably
wouldn't suggest setting up ADFS just for this. If you were doing an
internal Web single sign on project across multiple apps or needed to
integrate identities with your external partners, then the extra effort is
easier to justify.
My preferred way of doing this type of thing without ADFS is to have
different URLs (possibly using split DNS to give you the same app name if
you are doing an intranet/extranet thing and have the ability to do split
DNS). With the external URL, use the AD membership provider for forms auth.
Inside, just use Windows auth.
There are ways of having the exact same app support both mechanisms
simultaneously, but aside from ADFS, all of the other implementations I've
seen are somewhat of a hack fest. I'm not a fan.
Joe K.
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"Matt Adamson" <Adamson_Matthew@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Guys,
Does anyone know the best way to implement both windows and forms based
authentication in the same web site?
I'd like intranet based windows user to be able to use single sign on and
not require them to log in so the full windows name including domain name
can be used. However for internet based users they should be required to
enter their credentials.
Any thoughts?
Cheers
Matt
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