I have a non-standard SSO system which does not use a membership provider, instead it replaces the current security principal (HttpContext.Current.User) with a custom IPrincipal object.
Would this wreak havoc with the front end of Umbraco or could the two live harmoniously?
My scenario is;
I would like users to be automatically authenticated via their Windows credentials.
Based on thier NTLogon I would like to wrap up user information (email, names, etc) extracted from a database and make it neatly available to UserControls within Umbraco
I'm hoping someone with an intimate knowledge of Umbrco would be able to confirm whether or not it is possible to easily integrate this functionality.
Umbraco with bespoke Single Sign On solution
Hi,
I have a non-standard SSO system which does not use a membership provider, instead it replaces the current security principal (HttpContext.Current.User) with a custom IPrincipal object.
Would this wreak havoc with the front end of Umbraco or could the two live harmoniously?
My scenario is;
I'm hoping someone with an intimate knowledge of Umbrco would be able to confirm whether or not it is possible to easily integrate this functionality.
Thanks.
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