Am using Azure Active directory with OpenId provider in MVC 5.0 application and deployed into the Azure portal, In my case user session get expired after 20 minutes but not automatically redirecting to login page, application considered authentication is valid.
Is there any option available in OpenId provider to signout and redirect to login page again.
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This question is simliar to Blazor Server - Refresh User Roles without Logging Out? but for AzureAD authentication instead of the ASP.NET local database version.
Following the Microsoft tutorial - Blazor Server with Azure AD , it all worked as advertised in the app, and I have assigned App Roles through the Azure Portal.
However, changes to the App Roles only "show up" when the user logs in again. And if they reload the page, or even close the browser tab with the app but don't exit the browser -- then loading the app again doesn't prompt for a new login, it just carries on. So the app thinks the user still has the roles they had the last time they logged in. This seems to be a security risk, as if I deny a user a role-based permission through the Azure Portal, then they can still access that function in the app if they haven't closed their browser.
Is there something I can call in the Blazor code to re-load role permissions for the current logged-in user?
We have a requirement to integrate ADB2C with OKTA as an external Identity Provider.
OKTA will hold the External users and these users needs to access the applications hosted on Azure.
How do I implement the Integration between AAD B2C and OKTA ?
Thanks for posting your query. In order to integrate OKTA as IDP, kindly follow: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory-b2c/identity-provider-generic-saml?tabs=windows&pivots=b2c-custom-policy. It has to be added as a SAML IDP
You can configure Azure AD B2C to allow users to sign in to your application with credentials from external social or enterprise SAML identity providers (IdP). When Azure AD B2C federates with a SAML identity provider, it acts as a service provider initiating a SAML request to the SAML identity provider, and waiting for a SAML response. In the following diagram:
The application initiates an authorization request to Azure AD B2C.
The application can be an OAuth 2.0 or OpenId Connect application, or
a SAML service provider.
In the Azure AD B2C sign-in page, the user chooses to sign-in with a SAML identity provider account (for example, Contoso). Azure AD B2C
initiates a SAML authorization request and takes the user to the SAML
identity provider to complete the sign-in.
The SAML identity provider returns a SAML response. Azure AD B2C validates the SAML token, extracts claims, issues its own token, and
takes the user back to the application.
Yes, Azure Active Directory B2C has a free tier for your first 50,000 active users per month (MAU), which you can use for testing purposes. https://azure.microsoft.com/en-in/trial/get-started-active-directory-b2c/
Log in to the Azure portal by using your existing Azure subscription or by starting a free trial. On the left side, click on the New button and search for B2C. Click Create.
Click Create a new Azure AD B2C tenant and fill in all the fields.
Once you are ready click Create and wait for creation of your
directory to finish.
Once your directory is created, a prompt will appear notifying you
your new directory is ready. Click on the link in the prompt to
access your new directory.
The B2C settings blade appears, where you configure and manage your
Azure Active Directory B2C directory.
Thanks
Have couple of questions with respect to how Azure AD session works
If have couple of web applications registered in my AAD tenant. The users of these application can be MSA, organization account with AAD or Federation account. All these accounts will be Guested in the AAD tenant where the applications are registered
if i logout from Azure Portal, can i prevent logout from my Application? Assume that the account is same for Azure Portal and AAD application
If i logout from my application 1, can i prevent logout from Azure Portal asking for password from application 1 if i try to access it again?
I read that application and Azure AD cookies are stored in browser. Can i see them? What are the name of these?
Is it possible to force the user to enter the password for particular application, if the user is inactive in that application
We are in process of integrating CAS with multiple openID providers, For example with Azure and Google.
Can anyone help me with the configurations?
Suppose we have User1 and User2.
1)Whenever user1 acesses the application URL, he has to be redirected to google login page,
2) Whenever user2 acesses the application URL, he has to be redirected to microsoft Azure login page.
We are developing a SaaS web application with an Angular UI front end and my login works just fine with the users I have added in my Azure Active directory as well as users from any other Azure AD using it's consent framework and everything is sweet.
What I now need is to allow users to login using ADFS of other organization which does not have any Azure Active directory. Which is the best solution for this?
For a test, I created a local active directory in a VM and federated it using ADFS. Let's say otherorganizationdomain.com is the doman. Even though I can access the login page directly using the URL I got during my ADFS set up, but when I typed that domain name(xxx#otherorganizationdomain.com) in my multi tenant app's login page it is not getting redirected to the login page of my ADFS where as other login continues to work fine.
I have a multitenant web app in the Azure AD. What I would ideally like to happen is when I type xxx#otherorganizationdomain.com I should be redirected to their ADFS login page and comes back with the claim just like how it works with Azure Active Directory. Am I trying to do some thing which can't be achieved?
You could federate ADFS as per ADFS : Using Azure AD but Azure AD is always the IDP which isn't what you want.
You could use AD Connect and sync. the users up but that is normally designed for users in the same forest. This is the way O365 works. Federated domains redirect to ADFS.
Or you could use AzureAD Pass-Through Authentication and Seamless Single Sign-on.
This uses your local DC but not ADFS.