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Chapter 17. Single Sign On (SSO)
17.1. About Single Sign On (SSO) for Web Applications Copiar o linkLink copiado para a área de transferência!
Single Sign On (SSO) allows authentication to one resource to implicitly authorize access to other resources.
Non-clustered SSO limits the sharing of authorization information to applications on the same virtual host. In addition, there is no resiliency in the event of a host failure. Clustered SSO data can be shared between applications in multiple virtual hosts, and is resilient to failover. In addition, clustered SSO is able to receive requests from a load balancer.
If a resource is unprotected, a user is not challenged to authenticate at all. If a user accesses a protected resource, the user is required to authenticate.