Monthly Archives: July 2009
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I’ve been doing some tests to get a token from ADFS (Geneva Server) using Windows Identity Foundation WSTrustClient. In this case we are using the UserNameMixed endpoint that expects a WS-Security UsernameToken (notice the MessageCredentialType.UserName). internal static ClaimsIdentityCollection RequestTokenWithUsernameMixed() { var binding = new WS2007HttpBinding(SecurityMode.TransportWithMessageCredential, false); binding.Security.Message.ClientCredentialType = MessageCredentialType.UserName; binding.Security.Message.EstablishSecurityContext = false; var credentials =... read more
- Almost forgot to post about this. On July 1st. I got renewed as an MVP! Thanks Microsoft for the recognition and especially Fernando Garcia Lorea (MVP lead) for keeping us updated and focused with everything related to the program. Now, let’s go back to work…
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I will go straight to the point in this post. This is a possible architecture if you want to allow OpenID authentication in a claims-aware WS-Federation-compatible web application. In this architecture there are three actors: the web application (aka the relying party) the OpenID provider (myopenid, Google, Yahoo, etc.) the “protocol broker” STS that “translates”... read more
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Today was holiday in Argentina but I had to work on some pending stuff (yeah, lucky me). I didn’t want to travel to the office but I had to access a SQL Server that was hosted at Southworks LAN and we don’t have inbound ports open to connect to our workstations through RDP (port 3389).... read more
