Can you set up a nodejs based web site with single sign-on Windows Active Directory authentication for users?
I found this for setting up Windows Azure AD, but I am talking about an intranet site that would be hosted on a windows server and accessed by AD users on the intranet.
Yes, absolutely. Checkout https://github.com/auth0/passport-windowsauth which has IIS authentication support for Windows-based LDAP profiles.
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I'm facing a strange request.
We have an ASP CLASSIC application, and there is the need to make it run under Azure, with Active Directory authentication.
Is this even possible?
Any suggestion is appreciated
SOLUTION:
Using the editor in the App Service, and upload all the files of the ASP website
Enable Authentication through Microsoft Provider in the app service
On Azure Active Directory, in the Registered App, is possible to create groups and add user to be enabled to access the website
My web application needs windows authentication (Kerberos or NTLM) to manage authorization by Active Directory memberships.
I've configured my IIS web site with windows authentication only.
My web.config is configured with forwardWindowsAuthToken="true"
But how can I use my windows account in my C# MVC controllers?
We are considering deploying some of our intranet web applications to Azure. The web applications are built using ASP.NET MVC. Source code is available, it is fully under our control. All our company machines are Windows 7 or up, part of a windows domain, sitting behind proxy a server. Users are registered in AD. What authentication technology would you recommend for a secure and convenient login experience? We prefer to save the employees from creating, remembering, typing in yet another username/pwd. Single-Sign-On is wonderful for the users. Can we achieve something similar? Up to what extent do we have to compromise on the convenience?
Reasons to move to Azure: Azure does not have the bureaucratic deployment obstacles that our intranet has. Furthermore, deploying webapps to Azure is just soooo easy and wonderful.
Azure Active Directory extends on-premises AD into the cloud, enabling users to use their organizational account to not only sign in to their domain-joined devices and company resources, but also all of the web and SaaS applications
(office 365) needed for their job.
Federated Single Sign-On for applications that support SAML 2.0, WS-Federation, openID connect.
Password based for apps with a html sign on page and Existing SSO using ADFS.
I have developed a web application in .Net 4 with Windows authentication enabled. I would like to deploy it in a windows server 2008 R2. And I have my Active Directory in another server. How can I authenticate users against the remote Active directory from my application server?
And I need to maintain the authentication mode as Windows authentication
Thanks to all
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If the authenticating user already have permission to access the AD, you can simply impersonate as authenticating user:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/306158
I have a very small office with 2 Windows 8 machines, and people work remotely. Because we use Office 365 and Azure we're already setup with Azure Active Directory (AD). When users VPN in to the office they can use with AD account. However, I wonder if it is possible to allow the on premise Win-8 machines to log in using their AD account? We have no on premise servers (excluding NAS).
No - Windows Azure AD currently does not support domain joined machines and machine/user authentication. It is different in this way than Windows Server Active Directory.
Windows Azure AD currently is centered around user authentication for web based applications.