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Obtain Kerberos token when using SAML
I have an ASP.NET MVC application that interacts with SCOM. When a user fetches data in our application from SCOM we impersonate that current user so the correct SCOM permissions still apply to them. ...
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How do internal websites on corporate networks automatically authenticate the users?
In a corporate environment when a user logs onto their laptop they can be automatically authenticated for internal websites.
How is this implemented? How does the website and browser know who the user ...
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SSO using SAML and Kerberos
I'm setting up new SSO,the client sends the SSO SAML assertion from OIF to App1(supports SAML & Kerberos).In turn the SSO need to go to App2(supports SAML & Kerberos) and then to App3(Does not ...
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saml2 application not supported
In my company we're setting up SAML2 SSO for all applications. One application (ARIS Publisher Server) do not support SAML but only Kerberos.
In this case, what should we do to set up SAML2 SSO for ...
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Single Sign On : Get user name pc before authentication on Identity Provider
Well, I am new in security (SSO, SAML, etc).
The scenario We have a Web Application , we want to catch user name (for example windows user) before it has been sent to be authenticated with the ...
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Way to implement SSO for web and desktop applications
I am reading alot about federated identity management and technologies like SAML, which can be used for implementing SSO for web applications, and Kerberos, which can be used for implementing SSO für ...
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IE SSO settings for org website over intranet & internet
We have unsolicited SAML SSO URL implemented for a service used by corp users.
When users access the URL from intrAnet, they are authenticated using Kerberos token. When users access the URL from ...
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Single Sign-On for Rich Clients ("Fat Client") without Windows Logon
single sign-on (SSO) for web applications (used through a browser) is well-documented and established. Establishing SSO for Rich Clients is harder, and is usually suggested on the basis of Kerberos ...
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