Provide a Windows Authenitcation site for the Tenant Site
The tenants now authenticate against a SQL .Net Membership provider. An AD authentication site similar as for the Admin Site would fit certain scenario's where ADFS is not an option
Marc van Eijk
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Thanks for the feedback, It’s great to see the comments with the different scenarios as well. We know this is important to some customers, and we are definitely looking into it!
7 comments
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Stefan Denninger, Azure MVP
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Hi all, this can be archived by implementing ADFS. Admin- and Tenant-Site ;)
have a look - https://my.acpcloud.rocks ;)
We did it as a Service Provider at our Enterprise Customers!
SSO of course! -
Yuri
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Agree, this would be very welcome option in the enterprise deployments.
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Anonymous
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we have written a sign in page for adfs and a signup page that creates new ad users as well.
adding an adfs server isn't that big a deal and we have it working for muliplte hosters using shared AD
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Gracjan Zawadzki
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It would be a great OOTB Feature non the less, if you had the Option.
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Matt Gutierrez
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I agree with Tom most of my clients are using WAP as a private cloud (internal only) so not being able to use AD out of the box for tenants is always a bit of a sore subject.
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Samir FARHAT (MVP)
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Windows Azure Pack was designed to be widely used (Enterprises and Service Providers). In a Service Provider case, the use of Active Directory is not an option. So i guess the WAP team has decided to make a general authentication method and then offer ADFS for whom desiring authentication via AD. The idea is good to offer this out-of-the-box, but we all know that WAP is a Windows Azure like (maybe using the same codes, no AD auth out-of-the-box) and a 1 year old indeed.
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Tom
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Yes -- we run AzurePack in an Enterprise. Every tennant is internal so why jump thru these ADFS hoops. Should be easy to add since Admin portal already has it.