Is there a situation when WsFederationAuthenticationOptions WReply and CallbackPath values may not match?
When using ASP.Net OWIN/Katana to set up single sign-on using WSFederation, there exists WReply and CallbackPath properties.
When using ASP.Net OWIN/Katana to set up single sign-on using WSFederation, there exists WReply and CallbackPath properties.
We have a SaaS web application hosted with a non-Azure provider. Currently users access it via built-in individual user accounts, but we are implementing multi-tenant SSO via Azure AD (Open ID Connect). The aim here is for each organisation (using Azure AD) to subscribe to our web application to allow their users to sign in.
I’ve launched the sample project for ASP.Net MVC that provides single sign-on against Active Directory, and am using this Microsoft tutorial for reference.
I am tasked with implementing single sign-on for our customers as part of our next release. The flow exists as follows:
I am trying to set up Single sign on for 2 websites that reside on the same domain
I am attempting to create a single sign on experience between an asp.net site and a wordpress site using a simple form POST method. I have built a simple php page that uses the native wordpress functions wp_insert_user and wp_signon to create user account in the mysql db and sign them in. In my asp.net ‘create new user’ page code behind, I’m using the post method of an HttpWebRequest to send the required information to the php page.
I am implementing a project on single sign-on in asp.net using c#. I need to implement the authentication using kerberos. I searched the internet a lot but i am not getting any help. I am a newbie, please help me with any good post or tutorial on this.
I have a little non-standard WP dev environment, I use one WP core for all my projects and switch each project in core’s wp-config.php just changing the $project variable (e.g. proj1, proj2, example…). Projects and core are separated and each project has its own DB, wp-content folder, wp-config-dev.php (DB credentials and table prefix), and wp-config.php (usual wp-config that I deploy on the server).
I have two wordpress website
Ex:abc.com and xyz.abc.com (both are in wordpress).
I’m about to start working on a prototype for a client – and one of the required features is integration with an in-house user authentication / registration system.