Single entry point

Question

Do I need to use proc sessions when implementing SSO? What will be the inproc restriction? which is the best way to implement single sign-on in a domain?

Answer 1

Using inproc and persisted sessions has little to do with SSO. The main limitation of inproc sessions is that it will not work in a balanced setup, but again, it has little to do with SSO. The easiest way to implement SSO is to use the Windows Identity Foundation (WIF) , which is part of the .NET Framework 4.0 (there is also a version that works with .net 3.5). Basically you just implement passive STS . There are several passes.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

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