i required sap business one web access login via active directory users. it's possible are not.
If possible then how to connect the and enable sso using active directory in sap business one.
Anyone know please share me,
Thanks in Advance.
You can enable SSO from ControlCenter https://server:40000/ControlCenter/
and go to Security tab.
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I would like users inside an organization to connect automatically to a site hosted on a server,
without needing to enter credentials.
the server the site is hosted on, uses a certain AD (Active Directory), with other credentials than those used in the AD of the organization and known with their windows account they login to in the office.
I heard about LDAP over SSL (LDAPS) but not certainly sure that is what I need and not sure how to implement it.
The site is written with Asp.Net Core 5.
Can anyone help me understand if it is what I need or suggest a different solution?
Thanks in advance!
I currently developing multiple Eclipse RCP based application which manipulates same resource (database and files).
I want to provide Single Sign On feature to these applications so the user doesn't need to provide his/her credentials. I want you Kerberos as it is inbuilt in windows, so logged in window user can log in to my application too.
Any tutorial link or suggestion is appreciated.
Thanks Shashwat
After searching a lot didn't found any help regarding this question. So, used java based NTLM authentication.
I would like to centralise user management including authentication, authorisation and auditing as this is currently being performed by each application. I was wondering if there is an open source solution already available? I'm aware I can use LDAP or AD but this still requires development of an application to manage users.
I believe LDAP is not an appropriate solution as we require custom user attributes to be defined at runtime which is something LDAP does not support.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
There is Apereo CAS. It handles what you are after.
See www.github.com/apereo/cas
I've been scratching my head over this issue for over a week. We have a web app that we would like to implement SSO for. SSO with windows active directories of our clients (i.e. we essentially need to authenticate against our clients' active directories without much trouble)
The only thing I am 100% sure about is that I will needed a security token service that will have to communicate with an Identity Provider. My question:
Which service is most suitable for the above scenario (AD FS? OpenID & OAuth 2.0? SAML 2.0 and shibboleth?)
How will I connect to the active directories of the clients? Maybe I'm not understanding how the STS is to be used, could anyone clarify? I'm working with an Azure Web App
Will there have to be a different IdP for each client? Will the client have to do more than just give us standard information? What would this info be?
...should I be using Windows Identity Foundation?
HELP :( ... this is an SOS
If anyone could clarify at all, I will forever be grateful. I normally upvote anything I find helpful and accept whichever answer is the best so feel free to answer with what you think might be useful in helping me understand how I can achieve what I am after.
These are the three options I know:
As you mention one option is ADFS this solution means that your customers should install and expose Adfs. ADFS means Active directory-Federation Services, so in this case your application needs to speak WS-Fed (not oauth). Typically if the user is inside the LAN adfs uses integrated auth, if not it will prompt credentials.
WAAD is a new service from Azure, it allows companies to expose their directories to use in cloud applications. With this approach your customers need an account in Azure, create a directory and use the dir sync agent. Your application will talk SAMLP with WAAD.
Auth0 is an authentication broker that allows developers to use social but also enterprise identity providers like AD but also google apps, waad, adfs, salesforce, etc. if your customer only has AD you will provide him an msi for a windows service, that will bridge the company AD with your auth0 account, you can have as many AD as you want. Your application speak oauth with Auth0. This agent supports kerberos authentication as well. The following graph explains this solution:
Disclaimer: I work for Auth0.
WIF doesn't support SAML or OAuth.
Your application is in Azure.
Suggest add WIF to the application and then "bind" to Azure Active Directory. In VS 2013, use the "Change Authentication" feature for this.
Make the application multi-tenanted.
Each customer has their own tenant. User DirSync to sync. each customer AD with their AAD tenant. (That gives same sign-on). Adding ADFS to each customer gives single sign-on.
However, the customers will probably push back on this because of perceptions around security.
I am creating a website and my company feels accessing active directory from internet can be a security threat. I would like the users to be able to log in using Active Directory Credential. Is there a secure way to do that?
I think that Active Directory Federation Services might be what you're looking for. Specifically the "Web Single Sign On" functionality.
Since you've tagged with question with "insecure-connection" I feel I must add that you should not, under any circumstances let user account data flow in to or out from your company's firewall un-encrypted.
Active Directory Federation Services (ADFS) is based on the emerging, industry-supported Web Services Architecture, which is defined in WS-* specifications. ADFS helps you use single sign-on (SS0) to authenticate users to multiple, related Web applications over the life of a single online session. ADFS accomplishes this by securely sharing digital identity and entitlement rights across security and enterprise boundaries.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc736690%28v=WS.10%29.aspx