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I need to improve the performance and scalability� of some web applications that use a custom single sign-on solution. The web apps are located on different servers and have different domains. The problem today is that each request to any of the applications make a call to a central single sign on server. The signle sign-on server holds global users and keep the sessions. A timestamp is updated on each authentication request� of� the sessionId.
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It works like this for all the web applications:
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1. User accesses page. ( /page.aspx=SessionId=xx )
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2. Web server calls single sign-on server to verify whether the session is valid by passing the sessionId and IP address of the client to the single sign-on server.
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3.� Web applications can link directly to� other web applications, even pages d ...
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