I've requirement of configuration of ADFS on premises with an Laravel application. In first I understood that it may be ADFS Azure but we had clarification that they don't need it with ADFS azure but ADFS on premises. ADFS on premises is new to me i don't have idea how that can be used with Laravel.
As part of requirement they told me I need to generate some meta file i am using https://github.com/aacotroneo/laravel-saml2 it has route to generate metafile but dont understand if that will do the work.
After some searching i found a blog https://adsy2010.blogspot.com/2018/04/laravel-simplesaml-with-adfs-setup.html which explains the same
But I didn't understand from where we can use ADFS console.
Any help on this would be appreciated.
Thanks in Advance
Open Server Manager on the computer that is running AD FS.
Choose AD FS
Tools
AD FS Management
or just search for "Active Directory Federation Services" in the Windows search panel.
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I'm trying to create a simple Xamarin application that would need to use a local ADFS to identity the user. Indeed, I wrote an internal web application in ASP.NET Core but the client would like to have a light version as a mobile app, therefore, I need to authenticate the user the same way I do it for the web application: using ADFS 2019 + OAuth/OpenIdConnect.
However, I did some researches on Google and I find nothing talking about that specific case. Most articles concern Azure but I don't want to use Azure, I want to use a local ADFS.
Can anyone provide me with a link or some idea about the way to achieve this?
There's a set of good articles here that cover ADFS and OIDC.
The libraries are the same as the Azure ones - just the parameters are different.
I have implemented Azure Active Directory Oath2.0 authentication and now I have to implement Claims-Based and Active Directory authentication in Java for Dynamics 365 Online/On-Premise.
I'm following this topic: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg334502.aspx and here it says that Dynamics 365 online supports the following authentication scenarios: Claims Based Authentication or Active Directory Through Federation.
The problem is that I don't know from where to start and what configurations have to be done. I've played with azure portal and with the dynamics 365 online admin panel, but just can't figure out what I have to do :).
Can I use some info from https:// login.microsoftonline.com//FederationMetadata/2007-06/FederationMetadata.xml to perform such authentications?
Do I need do install a local Active Directory server?
I highly recommend looking through some Azure AD samples on how to setup oAuth2.0 to various Microsoft services. The dev landing page has tons of a great samples. Here is the java sample.
If you're trying to sign in purely Azure AD users the access some resources, then this is pretty straight forward. You'll want to register an app in the Azure Portal, setup all the delegated permissions and app configs necessary (the sample will help with this), then use the ADAL library to perform the oAuth2.0 flow. This flow will return back tokens that can be played to whatever service you requested access in the form of http requests.
I am to be having a lot of problems, misinformation and confusion when attempting to find out the plausibility and viability of attempting this.
The requirement is for a remote client, accessing our website to be auto signed in with their Active Directory User account.
We have the option to setup a WCF service (or something similar) on their remote server for authentication purposes. Which from my little understanding is how this problem will be tackled.
So, my question after a little background is this.
CAN this be done, and HOW can it be done?
Instead of hosting a WCF service on their domain, I would look into installing ADFS on their domain.
You can change your website to accept security tokens from ADFS using the WS-Federation protocol. You can use classes from the System.IdentityModel namespace for that. An example of how to implement this in ASP.NET can be found here.
An alternative would be to use Azure Active Directory as your identity provider and have your client sync accounts to their AAD directory (or federate between AAD and ADFS). An example can be found here.
I have a MVC3 application that uses Windows authentication and works great if we deploy it on a server that is in the same domain with the users that access it.
I have a request to deploy the application on a external server, like Amazon, and use ADFS to authenticate users with their domain credentials.
Does anyone have some tutorials how to implement this functionality into a MVC3 application? I didn't find any resources to help me with this issue.
The core technology you need to look at is WIF (Windows Identity Foundation). The WIF SDK has plenty of examples of use, and I would start there.
This exact scenario is described in detail in this chapter:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff359102.aspx
I would suggest you should start with the intro sections of the same guide to understand how "claims based identity" works and the components involved.
For ADFS, I would suggest Lab 1 of this:
http://claimsid.codeplex.com/releases/view/68061
I'm building an internal website in Perl and I would like to get it to use Windows credentials for authentication. My research so far has turned up a lot of keywords: Kerberos, LDAP, NTLM, etc, but no solid information. Anyone got pointers or good tutorials?
Thanks.
Are your servers part of a Microsoft Active Directory?
Active Directory is LDAP-compliant. Therefore, you can setup LDAP to authenticate your users
Are you using Apache? If so, there is a module that allows you to authenticate to an Active Directory directory: mod_ auth_sspi
Finally, Microsoft has created Active Directory Service Interfaces (ASDI) to solve these types of problems. There is a lot of information at MSDN. For example, this is how the open-source Hudson CI server authenticates to Active Directory.
I hope one of these suggestions help you.
We've been using Mod NTML for Apache. It fetches the windows credentials of the user logged in. But you're probably not interested in the SSO?
http://modntlm.sourceforge.net/
I've been looking into this topic myself. I'm still not sure what the right answer is because the topic is out of my domain of knowledge & experience. But here are some possibilities that I've come up with by searching the Internet:
An Apache LDAP module: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/mod_auth_ldap.html
A Perl Module for Apache LDAP authentication: Apache2::AuthNetLDAP
NT authentication using an Apache Perl Module: Apache2::AuthenSmb
Using NIS for Apache user authentication: http://www.yolinux.com/TUTORIALS/LinuxTutorialApacheAddingLoginSiteProtection.html#NIS
An article describing ActiveDirectory authentication using Apache: http://www.le.ac.uk/cc/sh23/adldap.html
An open source ActiveDirectory solution from a business: http://www.likewise.com/
For Tomcat on Windows you can use Waffle, both SSO and form-based/basic/digest auth.