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Need help with Single Sign On (SSO)

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    Ridge Howison
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    Hello All, Thank you for reading this post. Iam trying to build a single sign on, so that other applications in my company can be reached by just logging once. Here is how it is: 1. Lets say the site i build is called abc.com 2. I want the user to logon to abc.com, all my user info is in a SQL Server database 3.Once login is determined successful, we go to a welcome page in abc.com... From abc.com, there is a link called link1.abc.com which is a different application... here i dont want the application to ask for logon credentials again, it should give access to the user because user was validated in abc.com 4. Expanding this...how to I provide this service if i have more that 3 applications...??? My company cannot afford LDAP...all we have is a good SQL Server database, .NET 2005...what is the quickest and best way to acheive single sign on ??? Sample code, articles explaining things are very very welcome !! Thank you RH

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      Hello All, Thank you for reading this post. Iam trying to build a single sign on, so that other applications in my company can be reached by just logging once. Here is how it is: 1. Lets say the site i build is called abc.com 2. I want the user to logon to abc.com, all my user info is in a SQL Server database 3.Once login is determined successful, we go to a welcome page in abc.com... From abc.com, there is a link called link1.abc.com which is a different application... here i dont want the application to ask for logon credentials again, it should give access to the user because user was validated in abc.com 4. Expanding this...how to I provide this service if i have more that 3 applications...??? My company cannot afford LDAP...all we have is a good SQL Server database, .NET 2005...what is the quickest and best way to acheive single sign on ??? Sample code, articles explaining things are very very welcome !! Thank you RH

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      Christian Graus
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      If you have a single SQL Server database, then I'd imagine what you need is a database in there of who is logged on, which is shared between applications.

      Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ "I am working on a project that will convert a FORTRAN code to corresponding C++ code.I am not aware of FORTRAN syntax" ( spotted in the C++/CLI forum )

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