I’m having an issue using ADFS2 to secure a back-end WCF service that is being called from Passively Federated Website. I have the passive federation working on the website, but the back-end service
We are using a customer ASP.NET button to signout of our web app which uses 开发者_开发知识库ADFS for authentication. We\'ve tried several options to try and get the app to signout properly but nothin
Classic Asp (as I understand it) is not really “encouraged” by Microsoft (e.g. there is no classic ASP project in VS) and essentially is a collection of asp pages that contain HTML and some kind of
This article got me thinking about what would happen with non-claims enabled ASP.NET applications when you federated them with ADFS via FedUtil.
I have two ADFS 2.0 Proxy servers with the name auth.somedomain.no and two ADFS 2.0 servers with the name adfs.somedomain.no.
I have a Rails app that I\'ve Shibbolized using Shibboleth SP (latest version - 2.4.2).I\'m using it with Apache 2.2.My IdP is an MS AD FS 2.0 server.
I\'ve created a basic MVC 3 website that\'s using Windows Azure\'s Access Control Service (ACS) to perform user authentication against an Active Directory Federated Service (ADFS) endpoint. I followed
so, have开发者_如何学C web-site configured for ADFS 2.0 authentication... for IE - it works fine and did authentication correct
Assume there are two companies: A.NET which is a .NET shop and B.Java which is a Java shop. Users in each company need to access the other company\'s web sites so the two companies set up Federation u
I\'m trying to get the OpenSSO(OpenAM) fedlet up and running against an ADFS2.0 server. I\'ve gotten imported their metadata (idp.xml) and exchanged certificates with the ADFS server. I had to remove
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