YAF 1.9.3 and active directory single sign on

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guest
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17 years ago

I've just downloaded and setup 1.9.3 ( very nice :-d )

But can somebody tell me what to change to use AD single sign on.

Sorry about this but I've searched through the previous posts and can't find what the syntax is and in what files to change! :?

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Ederon
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YAF Developer

17 years ago

Look at AD membership providers. All you need to do is to use AD membership provider (change it in web.config). At least that the theory 😛

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guest
Guest Topic Starter

17 years ago

eh .. is this where I change it ?

and what do I change it to exactly .. sorry if this is really obvious !

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Ederon
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YAF Developer

17 years ago

You better look in MSDN library where this part of web.config is described. You may also want to look at membership providers.

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guest
Guest Topic Starter

17 years ago

I'm a bit lost .. has anyone done this :oops:

Ederon
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YAF Developer

17 years ago

This is what came out of google, you may find better if you try.

http://blogs.msdn.com/gduthie/archive/2005/08/17/452905.aspx

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms998345.aspx

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guest
Guest Topic Starter

17 years ago

Where can I download 1.9.3. I want to implement active directory control.

rickjackson
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YAF Forumling

13 years ago

I've just downloaded and setup 1.9.3 ( very nice :-d )

But can somebody tell me what to change to use AD single sign on.

Sorry about this but I've searched through the previous posts and can't find what the syntax is and in what files to change! :?

Originally Posted by: zod

Hello Zod have you ever got solution to your problem... if yes please post step by step instructions to implement ActiveDirectory/Windows Authentification..... Even administrators can comments on this if they want to help....

regards,

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