single-sign-on

问题 I'm working on a asp.net core 2.1 project with identity server 4 installed in it and the users stored in SQL database using entity framework. The Web project has a login page and a dashboard once login is successful. Please find below the code in Startup.cs, public class Startup { public Startup(IConfiguration configuration) { Configuration = configuration; } public IConfiguration Configuration { get; } // This method gets called by the runtime. Use this method to add services to the

问题 I'm working on a asp.net core 2.1 project with identity server 4 installed in it and the users stored in SQL database using entity framework. The Web project has a login page and a dashboard once login is successful. Please find below the code in Startup.cs, public class Startup { public Startup(IConfiguration configuration) { Configuration = configuration; } public IConfiguration Configuration { get; } // This method gets called by the runtime. Use this method to add services to the

问题 Using Facebook SSO (Single Sign on), after the system prompts the user for permissions to work with their Facebook account, it directs the user back to the app that SSO was being run in. How specifically does FB SSO accomplish this? (How does it know which app to reopen after the permissions are granted?) We are building a SDK that interacts with Facebook, and it is not clear how the facebook app figures out which app to return to. 回答1: When you add the Facebook SDK, one of the steps is to

问题 I have read several articles about sso but could not find an answer in my mind. I have a scenario like below: Scenario: My company wants to have sso mechanism using jwt. Company has 2 different domains like abc.com as abc and xyz.com as xyz . Also there is a masterdomain that manages clients authentication. User X wants to log in abc at first. abc sends credentials to masterdomain and masterdomain authenticates user then create a signed jwt in order to send back to abc . abc keeps this jwt in

问题 I have read several articles about sso but could not find an answer in my mind. I have a scenario like below: Scenario: My company wants to have sso mechanism using jwt. Company has 2 different domains like abc.com as abc and xyz.com as xyz . Also there is a masterdomain that manages clients authentication. User X wants to log in abc at first. abc sends credentials to masterdomain and masterdomain authenticates user then create a signed jwt in order to send back to abc . abc keeps this jwt in

问题 We're in the process of looking into implementing SAML based SSO authentication in our applications and I'm wondering if it's possible to specify custom redirect URLs via SAML. In other words can we have a single Service Provider configured in the Identity Provider and have the Service Provider via the SAML request specify where the Identity Provider should redirect the user to after logging in? The reason why we're looking for something like this is because our applications run on different

问题 We're considering an authentication system for a very temporary website that needs to authenticate from another site. To sum it up here, we have two sites on completely different domains. foo.com is the main site that will always exist (and already does). This is the main place where users go and log into that site, and do things in their logged in state there. That site will get modified soon to have a link to bar.com. When a user that's logged in on foo.com clicks the link to bar.com they

问题 We're considering an authentication system for a very temporary website that needs to authenticate from another site. To sum it up here, we have two sites on completely different domains. foo.com is the main site that will always exist (and already does). This is the main place where users go and log into that site, and do things in their logged in state there. That site will get modified soon to have a link to bar.com. When a user that's logged in on foo.com clicks the link to bar.com they

问题 I want to configure ADFS to create single signon service and use the same for another web application. I am very new to this. Please suggest me how to do it or at least where to start. Thanks in advance for your time. 回答1: You can only install on Windows Server. If you want ADFS 2.0 you need Server 2008 R2. Install The latest (ADFS 3.0) is on Server 2012 r2. Update Is the application Java or .NET? You need a SAML client side stack - refer SAML : SAML connectivity / toolkit. You then take the

问题 How to make possible single sign-in into my php app for Office 365 users? I was reading a bit about Microsoft solutions and if I understood well I have to create account on Microsoft Azure AD and buy their services, right? I found out that Azure AD supports SAML 2.0.. Does anyone did this before and can describe a process a bit more detailed for me? && what data I am receving in SAML response? =) I am already familiar with SAML protocol and using it.. just not with Microsoft services and