I am trying to use Identity Server 4 with my Web API written in .NET Framework 4.6.2. I am using the IdentityServer3.Contrib.AccessTokenValidation library as mentioned in this answer. But, the calls to the protected endpoints are returning a 402 redirect.
I am using IdentityServer4 IDP with a blazor client. In a razor component I have:
I get these these two exceptions in Identity Server 4 during a regular login to get a token.
It’s on a load balanced setup with 2 servers, so I’ve done the following:
They both get the same PFX for encrypting tokens. It works just fine on a single server. They have the password for the PFX file, and can seemingly encrypt a token correct correctly.
The autogenerated oidc configuration file gives localhost instead of my public URL. How do I set it up so that it gives the right URL?
I am trying to integrate user authentication between an MVC 4.7.1 client and an ASP.NET Core 3.1 IdentityServer4 & ASP.NET Identity service.
I’m following the Identity Server 4 Quickstart and I’m having a weird issue even though I followed it step by step.
I have a micro front-end which is connected to my identity server. In order for a user to access the micro front-end, the user needs to be authenticated via this ID server. The micro front-end needs to be embedded in an iframe in my main application but since this micro front-end requires the ID server, I am getting an error on the console. Everything works fine before embedding this micro front-end but I get this problem as soon it gets into the iframe.
I have an IdentityServer, and a couple of other OpenID Connect providers. When I connect my ASP.Net Core application to my IdentityServer, I include this code in my Startup.ConfigureServices method:
External service configuration not working with identity server 4.
When I try to call an API method using identityserver4, I tried before on Windows and it is working fine only in Mac OS I faced this issue and I don´t know what is happened and how to resolve it.
I can access to https://localhost:6001/.well-known/openid-configuration and I can login correctly, also I tried to run this command: dotnet dev-certs https –trust and run correctly but that is not fixing the issue.
This is the error in the terminal: