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Single Sign On is a technology that allows a single login to be transparently used with multiple applications and environments.

Single Sign On (SSO) is a technology that allows the transparent use of a single username and password in multiple security domains. They're commonly used as part of a greater framework which unites otherwise separate systems into a single virtual login domain. SSO systems may be purely web-based, or client-based.

A variety of technologies can be used to build SSO systems.

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How can I connect these 3 environments with SSO?

In my org today, we use the following: W2K8 R2 - Active Directory Google Apps for Enterprise Salesforce Enterprise version Each of these has it's abilities for SSO connectivity. I would like to connect them, so my users will have a single password…
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Enable Single-Sign-On (SSO) on the TS Web server to lunch RemoteApps

Just wondering if someone could help me out on how to enable SSO when lunching RemoteApps. I followed some instructions on the net but it does not seem to work. What I did was the following: I created a Certificate from my IIS7 and imported as a…
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Integrating CRM 2011 and SharePoint 2010 using ADFS 2.0

As the title quite accurately reflects above, I have the following environment that I'm looking to tie all together: CRM 2011 IFD (already using ADFS 2.0 successfully) SharePoint 2010 There is integration between the two products in the form of…
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Is it possible to allow a client/user to log into a Remote Desktop session using credentials other than their AD username/password? (for SSO)

We are essentially trying to provide a single sign-on scenario with a few of our products. We would prefer to allow customers on their own machines (which are not in our control and cannot have the machine on our own active directory) to be able to…
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Google Apps For Business, SSO, AD FS 2.0 and AD

We are a small company with 22 people in the office. We had a lot of problems with e-mail in the past so I decided to change over to Google Apps for Business. It is the perfect solution for us, except for one thing: I need to be able to control the…
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OpenSSH + Kerberos SSO problem: Wrong principal in request

Thanks to your help , I am getting closer. Now at this point, I am getting the following message with logging in via ssh: debug1: Unspecified GSS failure. Minor code may provide more information Wrong principal in request From the client side,…
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Password Change - Linux Server + Windows Clients

I'm planning on setting up centralized authentication for a Samba file server, a VPN, Radius and Postfix using either LDAP or Kerberos. These services are going to be accessed by Windows clients. As far as I can tell, this is very do-able, but I'm…
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IIS/AD - Implementing single sign-on between two websites

I have two websites. One is an "intranet," one is a public site that has "admin" areas: www.example-intranet.com www.example.com They are both running on the same IIS 6 box. www.example-intranet.com is password protected. That is, in IIS I've…
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How to implement Windows Single Sign On for Tomcat in IIS

How can I obtain the current Windows domain user in an application on Tomcat. request.getRemoteUser() is null
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getUserPrincipal() in JCIFS / Lan-Manager authentitation level setting in Windows 2k8

I have to find out in which exact format JCIFS stores the user principal in the "getUserPrincipal()" property. Therefor i created a test Environment like this: Windows Server 2008 Domain Controller Domain named "MYDOMAIN" Many Testusers in Active…
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SharePoint Foundation 2010: no service for single sign on

Alright, so I'm trying to install SharePoint Foundation 2010 with Single Sign-On. Almost everything works great, but when I go to the services section no services with the words "Microsoft Single Sign-on" are available to enable. I'm at my wits end…
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single sign-on integrating SVN

I need to authenticate my windows users on to a Linux Server which will act as a primary authentication source. Users need to be authenticated and use their access to run SVN or Mercurial ( with something like Tortoise SVN client), or some…
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Open source alternative to ISA/Forefront TMG?

I'm using Forefront TMG to do web server publishing & SSO and very little else. Are there any open source alternatives that can satisfy all (or at least most) of these features: Web server publishing Load balancing URL (re)mapping Web based single…
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What should I use for mixed environment authentication + SSO?

Our company runs mostly linux server but mostly windows clients. I'm looking for a solution that would allow all of our web applications to have a login portal (and once you're logged in you don't have to log into the next application) plus have the…
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XP Mode and Active Directory

I've got a computer on Windows 7 x64 because its a great OS. Well there are some programs that don't work on it because it is a 64bit OS. So I've setup XP Mode to put apps on. One application I have works great because it authenticates in the…
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