I have a xpages app. with anonymous access.
For some parts to access I need to login in (I use roles to hide the admin parts of the application)
When I login via a url like http://myapp.com/app.nsf?opendatabase&login I can enter my credentials and I am authenticated to the server and app.
When I navigate to some pages I notice it starts to work with anonymous access again.
So for some reason the server drops the credentials.
Any idea?
Regards,
Peter
Turn off anonymous access for the application that holds the XPages and then turn on the public access setting for those XPages that require anonymous access.
Seems to be a Safari issue.
After cleaning my history and cache it works..
Thanks all for the help.
Regards,
Peter
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I had logined into Azure portal with my company account which sets up ADFS. Now, I want to use another account to login into Azure Portal. However, when I try to open portal.azure.com , it always redirect me to my company login page. I don't want to login agin and there is no section to switch account to my personal account.I can only use another accounts in my company. I hope I make sense about it.
Question: The login page is always redirected to my company login page. How do I get back the orginal login page without loginning and logout again.(I know that It may work with clearing the broswer cache but I don't want this, I need some cache)
Try to input this url in your broswer and Enter to go.
https://login.microsoftonline.com/common/oauth2/logout?post_logout_redirect_uri=https%3A%2F%2Fgraphexplorer.azurewebsites.net%2F
Then you will find that you can logout the orginal accounts. When you try to go to https://portal.azure.com, you can just use any account as you want :
I test this method in both Chrome and Edge, it works.
For me personally, Firefox's Multi-Account Containers solves this issue very well.
I can be logged in simultaneously to however many accounts I want and they are all neatly isolated.
The reason you run into this problem by the way is that this is a feature of Azure AD.
It's called Single Sign-On.
You sign in once, you are authenticated to all apps which use O365 auth.
There are two different ways you can try.
Try to clear your browser cookie only on domain login.microsoftonline.com.
use https://portal.azure.com/example.com instead of https://portal.azure.com. example.com is your personal account domain.
I tried to do some research on this matter but couldn't really find anything. So, I was just wondering if anyone ever did something like this or if it would even make sense to do it that way:
Lets say, you have a secondary NAB for users who don't have a notes ID but need access to your web-enabled Notes / XPages applications.
Now, a non-notes web application wants to allow the same set of users access to their application.
Could this application use the Domino Web Login, so, user can log in into the non-notes web application?
How would a redirect work after a successful / failed log in attempt?
Would you use JSON / WebServices for that, or how would you implement it?
I know it is a rather general question, but I was just wondering.
Any response would be highly appreciated.
Thank you.
Daniel
If the other server can use LDAP for authentication, then you can configure Domino's LDAP task and set up Domino's Directory Assistance to expose your secondary address book to LDAP, and configure the other server to use the Domino LDAP as it's authentication source.
Note that this is not a single sign-on solution, so separate login will still be required for the non-Domino application. It does get you a single authentication source, though.
I think that I have configured web SSO (SPNEGO) on our test 8.5.3 server. I created a test discussion data base and when I access it with a web client my credentials are displayed. But if I acces my Xpage first the #Username function shows Anonymous. If I display the discussion page first then return to my Xpage the #Username gives the correct name.
Any ideas ?
I would check the ACL of the databases and see what anonymous is set to.
I suspect that in the discussion anonymous is set to 'no access' so it triggers the login process via SPNEGO and logs you in with your credentials but the XPage app may have anonymous set as reader so it is just letting you in as anonymous.
When you access the discussion before the xpage app the ltpatoken SSO cookie is being set so when you hit the xpage app it knows your logged in via SSO which is why it is showing the correct credentials in that case.
Myself and a friend have a single user id to login to a website. I can login to the site but he has to wait until I log out to use the site on the same login id. Ive seen lots of screen sharing apps, looked at lots of ideas but technically it can be done im sure.
I want to login on my pc, he wants to access the site from a differnt pc.
Whats the easiest way to do this? I am using thinking about using opencoweb and iframes to simply share the session browser state and information. Is it possible?
Should I be able to do this with deploying an iframed page on app server?
buy another subscription to that service - or put a proxy on your computer and tell your friend to connect to that site through your proxy
First of all, you both should connect to the site from a single proxy server, so your ip will be the same. After one of you login into his account, the other should copy this site cookies to his computer. The site will check cookie and ip, it will be unable to distinguish between you.
No proxy needed. Simply copy the cookie file, import it via the other browser and you are done.
We are working on an application in Windows Azure environment. We are about to finish the dev process. Soon we will move it to live server. For initial few days we want that website to be only accessible for few users. My question is how we can make the website password protected in Azure environment? Please suggest.
Thanks,
Rahul K
I don't see why you can't use a simple ASP.NET Forms Authentication setup?
You can see how JD Meier sets up forms authentication to work with table storage here.
And then JD Meier shows how to set up forms auth with Azure and SQL Azure here.
If the user attempts to access pages that they haven't been authenticated to, they'll be redirected back to the login page (or whatever page you want to redirect them to).
Hope this helps.