I've done a fair bit of SSO stuff under windows.
What environment are you using? A web site? A winforms app? A custom sockets
application? What are you authenticating against? That is, do you have a
client app authenticating against a server app? Are you running under AD?
LDAP? Do you need Kerberos, or is NTLM good enough?
Are you trying to have users not on the AD login via SSO? Are you using AD
Federation? Trust?
There are alot of variables here, and I need more detail if I'm going to say
anything meaningfull.
In the short term, you can go take a look at:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/lib...atestream.aspx http://win32.mvps.org/security/sspi.html
For the code I wrote, I ended up having to write Mixed Mode C++ and do
everything by hand, similar to the way the Platform SDK samples do. You can
go pull down the Soapbox Framework (available under LGPL), and look for the
Win32 library that has the SSPI code in it. It's very clear (well, relativly
speaking0, easily callable from C#, and (hopefully!) debugged.
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Hi,
i'm looking for a tutorial about how to implement a user authentication
using the single sign on available in our company.
could someone help me please ?
i tried to google it but without success.
thx.
A.