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I was able to download and run locally, the MembershipReboot project. I was able to download and run on our test server the Thinktecture IdentityServer project. No major issues with each one by themselves. Now, I want to use MembershipReboot as part of my IdentityServer. I downloaded the sample code and I think I see where code replaces code. However, I'm blind as to what happens with the database. Which database becomes the master? Or do I run something to "upgrade" the IS database? How about a tutorial or guide for dummies like me? I'm given a six month project of building a SSO and asked to complete it in 5 days.

Connie DeCinko
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  • As a follow up, I was finally able to setup the MembershipReboot as the datastore for IdentityServer fairly easily, once I figured out how. Now, I'm trying to figure out how to get all the goodness of the MembershipReboot login while still issuing a token via IdentityServer. – Connie DeCinko Apr 21 '14 at 15:31

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There are two databases with IdentityServer v2: One for the IdSrv configuration and another for the identity database (MR in your case). So in short, they are configured separately.

Brock Allen
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  • A bit closer to clear, still wrapping my head around this. We're going from zero (old school form and query) to 60 in a week when we really need 6 weeks. Plus, having to learn EF, plus... If anyone has a guide for dummies with step by step that would be great. Too bad ISv3 is just starting out since it has this integration out of the box. – Connie DeCinko Apr 10 '14 at 14:59