Single Login page for multiple applications.
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Hi, I was developed 4 applications with different login pages by using "asp.net web site administration tool 2010" and i deployed in server(IIS). Now the requirement is like i need to create new application with common login page and home page for 4 applications. By using that common home page i need to access 4 aplications which i deployed in iis. Thank you.
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Hi, I was developed 4 applications with different login pages by using "asp.net web site administration tool 2010" and i deployed in server(IIS). Now the requirement is like i need to create new application with common login page and home page for 4 applications. By using that common home page i need to access 4 aplications which i deployed in iis. Thank you.
Hi, What are the authentication modes used on all these 4 sites? At the top of my head you will need to create a Single-Sign-On(SSO) here. So you will let the users logon to one site (either one of the four or a new one) and then you will need to manage the authentication using certificates to let the user use the other application seemlessly. This is at the outset, However you will need to provide more details about the authentication modes already used in the existing apps / sites. -Raghu
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Hi, What are the authentication modes used on all these 4 sites? At the top of my head you will need to create a Single-Sign-On(SSO) here. So you will let the users logon to one site (either one of the four or a new one) and then you will need to manage the authentication using certificates to let the user use the other application seemlessly. This is at the outset, However you will need to provide more details about the authentication modes already used in the existing apps / sites. -Raghu
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Hi, What are the authentication modes used on all these 4 sites? At the top of my head you will need to create a Single-Sign-On(SSO) here. So you will let the users logon to one site (either one of the four or a new one) and then you will need to manage the authentication using certificates to let the user use the other application seemlessly. This is at the outset, However you will need to provide more details about the authentication modes already used in the existing apps / sites. -Raghu
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Hi, I was developed 4 applications with different login pages by using "asp.net web site administration tool 2010" and i deployed in server(IIS). Now the requirement is like i need to create new application with common login page and home page for 4 applications. By using that common home page i need to access 4 aplications which i deployed in iis. Thank you.
As pointed out you'll need to implement SSO (Single Sign On) in ASP.Net. If they all use Forms Authentication and they're all on the same machine then it is easy. You just need to set the MachineKey and also make sure the Forms tag has the same cookie name. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd577079.aspx[^]
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As pointed out you'll need to implement SSO (Single Sign On) in ASP.Net. If they all use Forms Authentication and they're all on the same machine then it is easy. You just need to set the MachineKey and also make sure the Forms tag has the same cookie name. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd577079.aspx[^]
There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.
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Hi, How to use cookie for the Single Sign On. Can any one help at code level. Thank you, Hemadri.
What do you mean? If you have Forms Authentication then there is no need for extra code. You just have to set the Machine Key to be the same and make sure some of the settings on the Authentication tag are the same.
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