I tried to install two identity servers and both of them use the same MembershipReboot database with Multi Tenancy setting in identity server web.config. (defaultTenant="A" multiTenant="false") and (defaultTenant="B" multiTenant="false")
then I can saw the [UserAccounts] of MembershipReboot database what I accounts created on these two identity servers .
But When I try to login portal client from pass through these two identity servers. portal client passed to the Tenant A can login successful. but the other portal client passed through the Tenant B not.
I don't know how to fix it, may someone can help me, thanks.
IdentityServer v2 does not support multi-tenancy.
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I am trying to migrate our companies Active Directory using LDAP to whitesource, however it does not officially support LDAP. I am trying to see if there is a way to install SAML on my LDAP which could enable whitesource to connect to my LDAP using SAML. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!
You can not really use SAML to migrate user identity information from AD to some other identity silo.
However you could use ADFS (on top of AD) to act as an SAML IdP, WhiteSource as SAML SP and then perform SAML 'autofederation' to populate the identity silo on the SP side with some specific identity attributes.
I don't know whitesource though. (https://whitesource.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/WD/pages/547356829/WhiteSource+SAML+2.0+Integration ?)
I have a Web application where I am using MembershipReboot to implement authentication. Now I want to use Identity server 4 (with MVC core)to secure this application and an API. I found that We can customize IResourceownerpasswordvalidator and
IProfileservice classes to use existing database with identity server. I also see there is membershipreboot sample with identity server 3 but not with identity server 4.
Please suggest what method do I need to use for user authentication using identity server with existing database of membershipreboot.
I am only getting started with WSO2 Identity Server.
What do I need?
- getting verification from LDAP server that user (entry) is existing there through WSO2 Identity Server.
Is it possible? Can I do this by adding a new identity Provider in https://localhost:9444/carbon/?
Any ideas or help.
Sorry, if my question is dumb.
Identity server comes with an embedded LDAP server as its primary userstore. But you can change userstore configurations so that IS works with your LDAP too. You also can add your LDAP as a secondary userstore as well.
After that, if you go to User and Roles section in UI, you should see Users and Roles existing in your LDAP.
I have a setup consisting of my relying party app -> thinktecture identity server -> azure ad b2c. This is working as expected for login and signup using a signin or signup policy. The issue I am running into is that the password reset link on azure b2c page is sending back to my thinktecture identity server, instead of to azure b2c where it should go? Has any one encountered this and found a solution? I am also unable to submit a profile edit policy request to azure b2c through thinktecture identity server. My thinktecture identity server instance, just sees that the user is logged in and returns them directly back to my relying party.
So my questions are this...
How do I get the password reset functionality working correctly fron azure b2c?
How can I handle profile edit requests from my relying party and pass it in appropriately in thinktecture identity server?
It was suggested that I use ACR_values, but I don't see how that is going to help any. Any suggestions/ideas would be helpful as I seem to have run up against a brick wall here.
I'm trying to deploy a SOAP based authentication API in WSO2 Identity Server.
I want to deploy an Identity Provider based on JDBC (MySQL) User Store and expose it in a Service Provider to authenticate (user, password) and register users.
The User Store is already configured by MySQL. But, I don't find a clear documentation/tutorial/example to do this.
Can anyone help me?
Thanks.
I answer my own question:
http://soasecurity.org/2013/12/10/user-role-management-with-wso2-identity-server-apis/
Identity Server has an API to management user role, allowing authenticate, addUser, etc.