We have a Citrix environment that SSO works fine with machines that are not on the domain Sounds like in order to achieve using the full RDS native client, on a work group based machine, we'll have to write our own type of credential manager service to run on the workstation that can...
SSO has a place in any organization. And while it does bring inherent security risks, they are possible to identify and mitigate. With UserLock, you can enjoy the benefits of SSO while ensuring optimal security with additional measures like multi-factor authentication and context-aware security. ...
For example, suppose your SQL Server is called “dbserv”, and your database is called “Northwind”, and your SSO application is called “myapp”. In that case, the ConnectionString property would look like this (when HTML-decoded): Data Source=dbserv; User ID=<Credenti...
Describe the bug When using SSO with the SDK the SsoAccessTokenProvider will throw an exception because of an expired token 15 min before the token actually expires. This seam to be intentional based on the code from the class: SsoAccess...
In order to ensure that we always return the credential tokens to the correct application, we need to make sure we call back to your application in a way that the iOS operating system can verify. The iOS operating system reports to the Microsoft broker applications the Bundle ID of the appl...
When Universal Authentication Manager is configured to utilize a repository, it periodically synchronizes logon method policies and user credential enrollment data to and from the repository. Synchronization takes place only when a client workstation is deployed in enterprise mode to utilize a ...
The new app or browser then uses the bundle to sign in to your 1Password account, register itself as a new linked app or browser, and encrypt the credential bundle with its own device key. This allows the new app or browser to sign in to your account and decrypt your 1Password data ...
For example, suppose your SQL Server is called “dbserv”, and your database is called “Northwind”, and your SSO application is called “myapp”. In that case, the ConnectionString property would look like this (when HTML-decoded): Data Source=dbserv; User ID=<CredentialValue...
For example, suppose your SQL Server is called “dbserv”, and your database is called “Northwind”, and your SSO application is called “myapp”. In that case, the ConnectionString property would look like this (when HTML-decoded): Data Source=dbserv; User ID=<CredentialVa...
Means, Users need to enter their credential 2 times(one for Identity Provider and another for Active Directory).Is there a way to pass the UserID and password when accessing published applications or any workaround to disable this feature of asking user credentials while accessing the published ...