I am developing a intranet web application using ASP.NET MVC 4 that uses Windows-Authentication. I have integrated SharpSVN to do some SVN interactions and initially I was planning to use the username and the password from Windows Authentication, to authenticate the user on SVN, but as I found out, you can't get the password of the user when using Windows Authentication.
So is there any way to achieve this? To make SharpSVN use the Windows Authentication from the ASP.NET?
Thank you.
Look into identity inpersonation this will let you run each windows authenticated user in a thread under that user account. This will mean, that your clients must use machines that belong to the same AD domain as the Web server and as the SVN server.
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I am implementing a web application project in ASP.NET Core. I want to create authentication for our users. What is the best third party for login with LDAP Active Directory?
Assuming you want seamless login (where the end user does not need to enter their username and passowrd), you don't need any third-party library for this. This is called "Windows Authentication", and it is already supported. See the documentation to learn how to use it, depending in your server OS. It is easiest to setup in IIS on Windows, but as of ASP.NET Core 3.0, it is also supported on Linux and MacOS.
The users must already be logged into their computers with the account that they need to use on your website. For IE and Chrome, your website will need to be added to the Trusted Sites (in Internet Options) on the client computers. If your users use Firefox, it has its own network.negotiate-auth.trusted-uris setting.
I have already a Windows Mobile application developed in .Net Compact Framework 3.5 (C#), my application runs in Enterprise Mode and I want actually to add a remote authentication to my application, I'm thinking about single sign on. Following are my questions:
1- Do you have any suggestion for a single sign on implementation that can be added to my Windows Mobile Application? So, which Authentication Server to be used and what are the modifications to be done into my application?
2- If 1- is not technically feasible in Windows Mobile, do you have any suggestion for a remote authentication solution to be implemented?
3- I'm thinking to use either Active Directory or LDAP to store user credentials. Can I add SSO to AD or LDAP? what is to be done in my application to add the authentication in this case?
Thanks for your support.
I have not been able to personally get Active Directory to work on Windows Mobile.
Instead, I created a service running on our network that authenticates using Active Directory.
I can call a web service! (Learned about that not too many months back)
The username and password, I believe, would be sent as open text (not encrypted), but that is OK for our use.
I'm starting a new ASP.NET 4.5 web forms application and one of the requirements is that there is the user to login with windows authentication if available or login using forms authentication if the user is not a member of the domain.
Additionally, there are 2 scenarios, above is the first one for if the user is on the internal network the other is if the user is accessing the application externally (https). In that case a prompt for user name and password should be able to authenticate either user type, be they a windows user or forms/application user.
Are these two options even possible? If so, how would I accomplish this?
I have combed the web for a few days now and everything I've seen so far is dated so I'm not sure if they are the best solution or if they will even work.
TIA
I have developed a web based java application that is deployed on JBOSS 4.2.3 Solaris environment.it authenticates the users through windows active directory. The user use the same windows log-in credential to access the application. I need to perform a silent authentication between the internet explorer on windows 7 and JBoss in order to set SSO experience at the user. I know that NTLM v1 is not supported any more by windows 7. Appreciate your support
You'd want to configure the app to accept Kerberos authentication. Sorry I don't have any experience with JBOSS to tell you how, but, at a high level you'd create a service account in AD for the app, add a SPN for http/url.to.jboss.app.goes.here.com and then configure the server to make use of this service account and point it to your DCs for their KDCs.
I have a Silverlight 4 application that uses RIA services and Windows Authentication. I am trying to make it so that if authentication fails the user gets redirected to a login page. I cannot get the login page to authenticate the user's username and password because "Windows authentication does not support logging in."
Does anyone know how to authenticate a user's windows account via a custom login page using RIA services and the Authentication Service?
Thanks in advance!
Excuse my bad english.
Well, i had the same problem, but i looked this video and find one way to implement a windows authentication login with Silverlight 4.
http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/SilverlightTV/Silverlight-TV-44-Top-Four-Questions-from-the-WCF-RIA-Services-Forum
In the minute 12:20 begin the rock and roll! ;)