Could anybody tell me some simple and practical Single Sign-On and Single Sign-Off solutions using asp.net ?
I have googled a lot, but most articles just can not work for Single Sign-On and Single Sign-Off.
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Is there any simple and practical Single Sign-On and Single Sign-Off solutions using asp.net ?
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Muhammad Akhtar
2009-11-10 13:03:29
It does not have a source code to download. And it seems a lot of problems from the comments. Can you please provide a working source code demo?
Mike108
2009-11-10 13:18:30
Why do you need source code?
Lazarus
2009-11-10 13:21:52
I mean the really working code. Because I spend a lot of time following the steps of some articles without a complete demo code, but just find the code is not working or has some bugs.
Mike108
2009-11-10 13:34:50
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You may want to consider using OpenID with you ASP .NET app. A quick Google search yielded this article. (In fact StackOverflow's very authentication in based on OpenID). Be aware though that the DotNetOpenAuth library does not work in medium trust, such that you won't be able to deploy the website to a shared host like Godaddy.
vbocan
2009-11-10 13:57:31