Hi,
I have an asp.net 2.0 web application which is hosted on the internet. Users have a distinct username and password, which they use to login to the site. It is a software as a service application. We have a new client who wants to host this application within their network (intranet), and they would like to have it SSO enabled. This means an employee logging into their domain should not be asked for the username and password when they try to acces the application. I have a thought to get this done.
Use .NET functions to validate if the user has logged into the domain. If the user has, then retrieve the domain username and pass it on to our DB, which will have the user information along with the domain username. Validate all the information and if the user is valid redirect him/her to the home page else display the login screen.
I am completely new to SSO, and am unsure if this method would work. Can someone help me out in letting m ...
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