Emad,
I never said you could retrieve the Windows password, and it's entirely
correct that you can't. I'm not sure why you believe this is a good idea?
You could always just buy a product; for the cost of 10 days time, it's a much
easier solution.
John
John,
No. Nothing in the white paper simply returns the userid/password/auth
string. nothing like that. You can retrieve the windows login, but after
that you can't retrieve the password.
The way it is implemented is that you have to provide the password.
Regards,
Emad
On 12/15/06, John Baker
Stephen,
There's a whitepaper that covers the WUT SSO interface - it's really very
simple; nothing more than something you write that returns the
userid/password/auth string.
J
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Axton, Others,
Our solution is a little LDAP based, but in the AREA plugin. For the Midtier,
SSO is delegated to the actual SSO system (SiteMinder, ClearTrust, NTLM,
etc.), and as a fallback we take a user/password and authenticate it against
an LDAP. However, we do recognise that some people
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Subject: Re: SSO - Again
Axton, Others,
Our solution is a little LDAP based, but in the AREA plugin. For the
Midtier, SSO is delegated to the actual SSO system (SiteMinder,
ClearTrust, NTLM, etc.), and as a fallback we take a user
Can I ask you a quick couple of questions on this ..
1. can you send me your code ? userid and password replaced with userid
password
2. What did you compile with ? I have visual studio 2005 and had issues.
3. I thought the userid and password embedded was a Verificaiton not
authentication.
ok, here is the code.. you did not send or reply to my message, however..
so here is the code:: -- What did you change ? or use to compile properly
please.. ??
#include string.h
struct ARSSOServerInformation
{
char * m_szARServerName;
int m_nARTCPNum;
int m_nARRPCNum;
};
struct
Hi Listers,
I read BMC white paper titiled, Integrating BMC Remedy ARS with SSO
Authentication Systems and Other Client-Side Login Intercept Technologies,
where it talks about how to implement SSO. SSO as I understand it means that
the application will login using the user's windows credentials
However, after trying out the codes, it seems what BMC are proposing is
just an intercept to the Login i.e. When you login a dll will run to pick up
the username\password and pass it to Remedy. This means that in the
intercept we will be able to capture the username, but no password. The
password
Oh and don't ask me for help with the .dll file.. Cause I need help too.. I
cannot get seem to get support help on it.. or even help compiling it.. so
Unless someone else does it.. I am stuck too..
But I have been told -- some big names with remedy have this working.. not
sure who ?
Maybe one of
Well Patrick...I actually wrote and compiled the DLL successfully. And when
I hardcode the username and password, I click on the user tool and it
successfully logs in. I can get the user name using an NT Api call, but the
password is not possible. What support told me is that I have to use a
This is the best explanation I've seen of a working SSO implementation. I
have not played with the BMC provided sso stuff, so I don't know if it's any
good or not.
http://www.javasystemsolutions.com/products/sso/diagrams.php
We've implemented a very similar solution using SiteMinder. This
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