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Bxp and Active Directory for Single Sign On (SSO)

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= Process Overview =

[[File:Sso_diagram1.png]]

# A user logs into their machine using Windows

# Windows in the background chats to the Active Directory Domain Controller

# The validly logged in user opens up a browser

# The browser requests the login page within bxp. It also passes extra information in the Request Headers.

# bxp extracts the details from the header and communicates to the AD to identify the user

# Upon validating the user the user is logged into bxp

https://ww3.allnone.ie/client/client_demo/main/~~userAD_Test~~userAD_Test1.asp

A successful connection shows your configuration is working.

= Configuring bxp =

== What you can transmit from your network ==

The first important part is to see are the key header variables indicating domain login

https://ww3.allnone.ie/client/client_demo/main/userAD_Test2.asp

There are two primary pieces of information required in the header AUTH_USER and AUTH_PASSWORD.

If AUTH_USER is blank, bxp will bounce to a login page

If AUTH_USER is not blank, AUTH_PASSWORD is blank, bxp will bounce to a login page but prepoluate the user details

If AUTH_USER is not blank, AUTH_PASSWORD is not blank, bxp will log the user in and continue to the main menu

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