4 days ago by Fredrik Lindström

I’ve been tinkering quite a bit with Sharepoint 2010 and ADFS 2.0 lately and figured that this was worth sharing. I followed the steps outlined in Travis Nielsen’s blog post to configure a federated identity provider in Sharepoint 2010 and configured ADFS 2.0 in my own way since our setup involves q ...

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14 days ago by Jonathan Sander

I’ve got an idea in my head I can’t shake. I’d like to make a picture that will display as simply as possibly the whole landscape of “federation”. Right away, it runs into problems because that world does not adequately capture the space anymore. The term federated identity seems better. Every major ...

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27 days ago by Steve Riley

Thanks to those who wrote to me with ideas about using ADFS to federate with Windows instances running in Amazon EC2. My original post was picked up by a couple other blogs, which I’d like to acknowledge here: ADFS / WIF on Amazon EC2 by Eugenio Pace (part of the ClaimsID Project) A repost on Kim Ca ...

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32 days ago by BPuhl

More fun in the federated cloud world. Traditionally, with EASI ID’s, the Email As Sign In meant that your user name was your email address. However, with federated ID’s, we’re sending a users UPN as their login ID, which may or may not map to a valid email address (in many cases, it doesn’t). So wh ...

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34 days ago by Travis Spencer

The other day, Travis Nielsen wrote an article about how to use ADFS in conjunction with an OpenID provider (OP) to authenticate users accessing a SharePoint 2010 site. His article is really good and definitely worth reading. As he says in it, he based his work on Matias Woloski's which is also a mu ...

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34 days ago by Steve Riley

As I’ve talked with customers who have deployed or plan to deploy Windows Server 2008 instances on Amazon EC2, one feature they commonly inquire about is Active Directory Federation Services (ADFS). There seems to be a lot of interest in ADFS v2 with its support for WS-Federation and Windows Identit ...

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42 days ago by BPuhl

Patrick Harding and Pamela Dingle recently posted a great article, Grounding Enterprise Passwords. If you haven’t already looked at it, I recommend you do so. For a moment though, let’s say that you’ve already sold your management on the benefits of identity federation, and have deployed the infrast ...

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52 days ago by DG

Active Directory Federation Services (ADFS) 2.0 (Geneva Server) has reached the Release Candidate phase! To get started, check out available documentation: · AD FS 2.0 Getting Started Guide · Step by Step Guide for Federated Document Collaboration Using MOSS 2007 and AD FS 2.0 · Step by Step Guide f ...

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53 days ago by channel9

Active Directory Federation Services ( ADFS) 2.0 finally reached the Release Candidate phase! This special episode of the Id Element is all about the new features introduced in the RC: Matt Steele, Senior PM in the ADFS team, makes his second appearance on the show and gives us an insider view on ho ...

61 days ago by Travis Spencer

With the impending release of ADFS, all Microsoft shops will soon have a very powerful tool for establishing federation relationships with their partners using the SAML protocol. To do so, many of these organizations will require the use of SAML not WS-Federation (especially in industries where fede ...

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