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4/17/2012 4:32 PM
 

Hi, I need some help to find a solution for our case with DNN and a new authentication system.

Our scenario is the following: We have a main web app that use a SQL Azure. For this main app, we have many bussiness web portal builds on DNN in differents domains, that actually authenticate the users and then with a customized certification process we give access by an Iframe in a DNN web page, to the main app. We take the roles capability off DNN  in order to give different permisions for the main app. Meanwhile we use a server with SQL database for store the users datas and other server with QL2008 for the main app datas.

What we want: we are not totally sure, but one option that we are arguing:

Use the differents web portals in DNN with an AD and then to setup it as a IP (identity provider)  in the ACS of Azure and to use the authentication. The main app and his database will be hosted at Azure. What we need to do in order to integrate this? we are thinking to use adfs2, but we dont want to tell to the users, already authenticated within DNN to do it again with the ACS.

Can anyone help me o gime an advice for that?

Thanks a lot

Ruben 

(Im writing form Uruguay, SouthAmerica)


 
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4/17/2012 6:12 PM
 
It would most likely require a new provider as the current one doesn't work with ADFS at all.
 
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4/18/2012 9:37 AM
 
Mike Horton wrote:
It would most likely require a new provider as the current one doesn't work with ADFS at all.

 Hi Mike, thanks for your quick advice! and congrat for your help with the DNN forum.

ok, but one thing, can we use the DNN AD provider in the first authentication? I mean when the users sing in a DNN portal.

Then to integrate to the Azure ACS, DNN doesnt have any provider? so in this case we need to do our integration?

Thanks


Ruben


 
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4/18/2012 11:31 AM
 
Sorry Ruben. Looks like I read through your post too fast. Just to be sure I have it correct... Your DNN install is going to be on a local webserver that's on the domain right? But you're wondering how to pass those credentials through your IFrame to the other application?

If the DNN install is local and you're going to give all your users domain accounts then yes the AD provider should work. However AD passwords are scrambled in the DNN database so passing the current user's credentials through the IFrame to an adfs authentication probably wouldn't work.

I haven't had the chance to look at anything Azure so I can't answer any questions related to it with any authority.
 
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4/18/2012 12:58 PM
 
Mike, ok, seems that is not easy to find a solution :(
Once an user is authenticated with DNN and AD, do you think that we cant create a STS with claims for thet current user to authenticate with ACS?
If you can´t help me with azure, do you know any other place or person that could be know how to solve this with the Azure Cloud?
Thanks for all!!

Ruben
 
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