Single sign-on (SSO)

SSO is a method of access control that enables a user to authenticate once and gain access to the resources of multiple software systems. Many free and commercial SSO or reduced sign-on solutions are currently available.

See also:

• Wikipedia:Single_sign_on
• HowToEnableSingleSignOn for TWiki
• CAS
• See also pages tagged with the sso tag bellow :

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CasLogin CAS authentication Content extracted from AuthCAS OlivierBerger 14 Aug 2008 I've written a CAS login manager using AuthCAS that works for me. I ...
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Single sign on ( nop SSO) SSO is a method of access control that enables a user to authenticate once and gain access to the resources of multiple software systems ...
Tags: authentication, sso

Transparent Authentication On an intranet users will often have already been authenticated against their central login server, and it's just annoying to force them ...
Tags: authentication, installation, sso

CasLoginContrib Usage This is a login manager for TWiki which allows integration in a CAS Single Sign On infrastructure. Once installed, it provides users with a ...
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Central Authentication Service ( nop CAS) Central Authentication Service is a SingleSignOn protocol designed to allow untrusted web applications to authenticate ...
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OpenID Relying Party (RP) Contrib Package Introduction The OpenID Relying Party (RP) Contrib extension adds OpenID authentication to TWiki sites. This can be used ...
Tags: admin_tool, authentication, contrib, openid, security, sso

How to Enable Single Sign on with TWiki Overview If your IT organisation has deployed SingleSignOn (SSO, Wikipedia:Single sign on) for the principal servers and applications ...
Tags: authentication, sso, usability

Deja Vu? This article is about using TWiki in an intranet, where users are required to authenticate for intranet access be it TWiki or anything else. I know that ...
Tags: sso

-- Contributors: PeterThoeny - 13 Sep 2007

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