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Questions tagged [single-sign-on]

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 to handle mixed domain (onprem and oncloud users)

i need to setup adfs to activate sso for an application. We need to use adfs because we have more tenands and subdomains. But my problem is, that we have some users existing only in cloud but not onpremise, so they will not logon anymore on…
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Single Sign on between client and server in untrusted AD domains

A customer of mine is migrating some serveres to a provider, which will cause (temporarily) clients and servers to be in separate, untrusted AD domains. The application in question is a SQL Backend / Access Client application which uses trusted…
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How to raise the 100 users cap for GCP OAuth?

I've been trying to setup a "Sign in with Google" button on my WordPress website. In my GCP console I've setup the OAuth consent screen with all the data necessary, I've submitted the app for verification (twice already) and got an email from Google…
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Azure AD SSO to Facebook if user is already logged in

Hi I'm in the IT dept. for a small charity. We use Facebook as a way to promote events to the local community. Our (few) volunteers have accounts in our 365, and use this to log in to everything. We have set up AzureAD password-based SSO to normal…
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Purpose of "secure hash algorithm" option in ADFS relying party properties

What does the "secure hash algorithm" option specified in the Advanced tab of the ADFS relying party trust properties actually affect? Is it a security problem that SHA1 is one of the options? If not, why not? Screenshot: ADFS relying party…
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Accessing internal websites through VPN on iPad using SSO

We are having an iOS issue with users trying to access our internal websites through a VPN connection. We use SSO to access these sites and everything works for a Windows user as the Domain is Windows-based. However, when iPad users access sites…
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How can I use mod_auth_cas to authenticate Moodle?

What I want For various reasons, I'd like to see the following authentication procedure work: go to moodle.blah.bla Apache asks for your login information via mod_auth_cas Once authenticated, Apache sends you to…
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set SAML request for Office 365 Single Sign On

i am trying to set up single sign on for office 365 for my domain using my own identity provider. i have configured the domain to get to the login page of my identity provider whenever a user types in the credentials. though the login page of my…
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How to integrate Question2Answer into Typo3?

Question2Answer provides the option to implement Single Sign On. I want to integrate it into an existing installation of Typo3 (for Typo3 front end users). The questions I have: Do I need a certain Typo3 plugin for SSO? How could an implementation…
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Why does AWS Cognito require a client secret when configuring an external IdP (Azure AD)?

I don't understand why AWS Cognito require a client secret when configuring an external IdP (e.g. Azure AD). AFAIK, AWS Cognito merely forwards federated identities to the external IdP for (OIDC) authorization code grant flows, which in turn results…
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Azure AD B2C use case - SSO between 2 applications

I have 2 applications . Application 1 : A .NET backend / Angular frontend app with AD B2C for authentication. (This application is already developed and working.) Application 2 : A similar stack application using database for authentication (basic…
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With Microsoft 365 SSO. Delete user in third-party App when such user gets deleted in Active Directory

I have an application connected to Microsoft Active Directory using SSO. So basically users in the third-party App authenticate with Microsoft 365 using SSO however we would like to delete a user in the third-party app when such user gets deleted…
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how we can generate the single sign on and reply url for new application in azure active directory

I am going to register a new application in the Azure active directory for SAML login. How can I generate my reply URL and single sign on url and entity ID ?
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How to enable Office 365 to work as Identity Provider

I'm trying to set up my application to use Office 365 as Identity Provider for Single Sign On but I can't find specific instructions to do so.
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ADFS 2.0 is already configured and different application is using it, I want to use the same ADFS for my application

ADFS is already configured on servers. Different application is using it for Single Sign on. I want to use same aDFS server to implement single sign on in my application. Any checklist please from where I can start? You need to improve your question…
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