I would like to authenticate automatically to wso2 IS with a kerberos ticket obtained from kerberos authentication (using Windows server 2K12 as KDC).
I didn't find any information related to kerberos authentication on WSO2 documentation. The list of all handled are defined here : https://docs.wso2.com/display/IS460/Managing+the+Identity+Server.
The one that is closer to kerberos authentication is the "integrated windows authentication".
Have I missed the documentation page or is it impossible to authenticate with this methods ?
I think I should go with https://docs.wso2.com/display/IS500/Creating+Custom+Authenticators but not sure about it.
Thanks.
I think, you basally need the window authentication? It means once you login to windows machine, you can access the service protected with Identity Server by default. In IS 5.0.0 version, you can find IWA authentication that can be used for external application authentication and login to WSO2IS management console. There is some aricle that explain about this. Please refer it from here you can use it.
Yes. you can plug custom authenticator.. But i guess IWA can help you to achieve this.
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I'm working with WSO2 Identity Server 5.3.0 (it's installed on a VM in a server).
So, I would access to my application using WSO2IS login page.
I've already set the Service Provider by Management Console.
I've not set the IdP because I've thought that must be the Resident one.
It's enought like thta? Should I modify some files?
I cannot find the related page on the Documentation.
Hope to be clear.
After doing all, the /authenticationendpoint/login.do doesn't returns the possibility to introduce username and password.
Edit:
#Bee I add here the screenshot
and this is my url:
http://myurl:9763/authenticationendpoint/login.do?response_type=code&scope=openid&client_id=my_clientID&redirect_uri=/myuri/
Here you have multiple options. You can use either basic auth, OpenID Connect, SAML SSO, Federated authentication etc to authenticate to your app. Some useful links are below.
https://docs.wso2.com/display/IS530/Authentication
https://docs.wso2.com/display/IS530/Basic+Client+Profile+with+Playground
https://docs.wso2.com/display/IS530/Writing+a+Web+Service+Client+for+Authentication+and+User+Admin+Services
https://docs.wso2.com/display/IS530/Authenticators+and+Provisioning+Connectors
I have implemented OAM SSO Authentication for my web application deployed on weblogic. Now i want use weblogic embedded LDAP to provide app level authorization. I dont want to use the weblogic authentication, just the authorization since i already have authentication handled by OAM. Is that possible? Can someone please point me to any examples, tutorials, or ideas to achieve this?
Depending on your OAM version, you need to add a OAMIdentityAsserter Provider in your WLS domain. I say depending on your OAM verison, because you need to tell it which type of cookies to use.
OAM Admin guide will tell you how to do this.
We have a Siteminder running in our organization and I want to use Kerberos to authenticate users.
The setup is like this:
Our appserver has siteminder agent that can authenticate users, agent connects to Siteminder, siteminder connects to active directory.
My question is this - what do I need to do on my appserver in order to be able to use Kerberos to authenticate users.
I might accept a good guide to how to do it as an answer.
This guide says you need to set your service account to system and set authentication in IIS to be anonymous only. This sounded totally crazy to me at first, but as you read on they explain how the additional ISAPI dll they have you add will intercept the SiteMinder auth and should pass the authentication through. Not sure if it's actually kerberos or not...
I am a newbie to oracle apex and I need to know the authentication mechanism performed by Oracle Apex.
Basically, I am using LDAP authentication and once the user/pwd is authenticated, no more authentication is done until session expires.
The process is built in, can anyone let me know what happens after its authenticated like creating cookies/session or any other mechanism?
The idea is to integrate asp.net website with Oracle apex(in iframe). The login page will exist in asp.net website and once the user clicks submit button both asp.net website and Oracle apex should process authentication mechanism.
I have already done with windows authentication and need to explore more options (like ldap authentication, integrating WCF/webservice authentication) . Upvote for helpers.
This page from the APEX documentation explains the process of user authentication and guides you through the available options.
Another option might be to use the Thoth Gateway and use windows integrated authentication. See the section "Features in Thoth that are not in mod_plsql" at
https://github.com/mortenbra/thoth-gateway
snippet from site:
Integrated Windows authentication (if the virtual directory that contains the Thoth Gateway is set up with integrated Windows authentication, you can get the username of the authenticated user via owa_util.get_cgi_env('LOGON_USER'))
It sounds like what you're looking for is "session management". After a very brief glance at Oracle's docs, it looks like the Oracle Apex server generates a session ID, which is passed over the underlying http(s) channel as part of the URI. Oracle docs also talk about session timeout and similar stuff.
Is there an apache module that implements Kerberos authentication for use by Tomcat and also supports Kerberos delegation?
I've already looked at mod_spnego and it throws away the SSPI context it creates only keeping the principal name. Instead, I'm looking for a module that would allow for the delegation of the ticket sent to Tomcat - that is, taking the service ticket sent for authentication and using it server side to access another service on behalf of the user.
EDIT: To clarify, I need to impersonate under Win32 using the GSS/SSPI context so when legacy code connects to another server, the delegated credentials are used.
WAFFLE (Windows Authentication Functional Framework) now provides that feature starting from v1.4beta.
It provides a ServletFilter that uses native Windows APIs to authenticate the user, either using Basic or Negotiate authentication. The user then can be impersonated, and native APIs calls will be performed with the access token of the impersonated user.
How about using the JAAS realm and using the kerberos 5 JAAS module?
http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-6.0-doc/realm-howto.html#JAASRealm
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/guide/security/jaas/spec/com/sun/security/auth/module/Krb5LoginModule.html
Looks like it might require a little coding, but the pieces should be there.
Here's a http://spnego.sourceforge.net/credential_delegation.html tutorial. It implements Kerberos/SPNEGO as an HTTP Servlet Filter and supports credential delegation.