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James_Wright_02's avatar
James_Wright_02
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May 01, 2014

Single sign-on to my IIS Web service

I'm trying to figure out single sign-on for what I thought would be a simple scenario. My F5 (Big-IP 5000, 11.4) is in front of my IIS web service. I want it to authenticate credentials with my radiu...
Kevin_Stewart's avatar
Kevin_Stewart
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May 01, 2014

Well, there are two ways to look at this:

 

  1. Provide a complete separate front-end for the client, different auth, and store the SessionTokenID, or

     

  2. Change the initial client request to include user, pass, and token, validate user/pass, strip token, and let every thing else happen naturally. This would probably be the easier option.