Single SignOn (SSO) : Pluggable provider
I was looking for "How to implement SSO between SharePoint and ASP.NET site".
After spending a little time I found a very useful link for the same:
Abstracts:
By default, Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 provides the
Microsoft Single Sign-On (SSO) service for storage and mapping of
credentials for use in connecting with third-party or back-end systems.
Many companies already have developed an in-house credential storage
system or use a solution other than the Microsoft Single Sign-On
service. As an alternative to maintaining credential mapping in two
places, Office SharePoint Server 2007 provides a mechanism called
pluggable SSO. This feature allows you to specify an alternate SSO
provider to the standard SSO provider in Office SharePoint Server 2007
click here to visit the original site.
After spending a little time I found a very useful link for the same:
Abstracts:
By default, Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 provides the
Microsoft Single Sign-On (SSO) service for storage and mapping of
credentials for use in connecting with third-party or back-end systems.
Many companies already have developed an in-house credential storage
system or use a solution other than the Microsoft Single Sign-On
service. As an alternative to maintaining credential mapping in two
places, Office SharePoint Server 2007 provides a mechanism called
pluggable SSO. This feature allows you to specify an alternate SSO
provider to the standard SSO provider in Office SharePoint Server 2007
click here to visit the original site.
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