I wanna authenticate my AngularJS Site users with on premise Microsoft active directory. Is there any AngularJs plug-ins or way available to do this?
SO can we use windows authentication from front-end only, without involvement of server side code?
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I have built a react web application for a client that is hosted on Windows Server 2016 in IIS (configured with windows authentication) I can see the www-Authenticate Negotiate response header and when I look at the IIS logs I can see my username in the cs-username field. Is there an easy way to pass the client user's details from the web server to the react client application so I can display a user's information or is this going to require building a custom .Net app to handle? I'm pretty new to SSO, Active Directory and Windows Auth so I'm looking for the easiest solution possible
I'm investigating options for adding AzureAD authentication to Angular SPA application with .NET core backend. I'm using VS 2019 MVC project with Angular (same as dotnet new Angular is producing). It's using .NET Core 3.1 and Angular 8.
From what I learned so far I have 3 options:
Built in Azure App Service Authentication
Adal.js - looks like the older brother of,
MSAL.js - which after making it work locally with Azure AD I learned on this page that "At this time, AAD V2 (including MSAL) is not supported for Azure App Services and Azure Functions. Please check back for updates." I couldn't make it work on Azure today so maybe this Note is for a good reason.
EDIT: Interestingly now point 3 works for me on Azure App Service so I'm not sure what this note means.
My requirements so far are that no screen is accessible to users unless they log in and that I will be able to read information about them from Azure AD - Roles, groups.
I never worked with Angular and I don't have any experience with Azure AD and I need someone that implemented it already to at least tell me which option I should choose and I can go from there.
My requirements so far are that no screen is accessible to users unless they log in and that I will be able to read information about them from Azure AD - Roles, groups.
I think the option 1 could meet your requirement, the configuration of Azure AD in Authentication / Authorization is higher than your code, the user could not access the app unless they log in.
To read the information about the roles, groups, you could check this good blog.
Here you have an angular E2E auth scenario using App Service built in authentication:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/app-service/app-service-web-tutorial-auth-aad
I believe the part you are interested in is this one:
Enable authentication and authorization for front-end app
This way app service is the one redirecting you to AAD and getting a valid token that you can just pass in to your APIs afterwards. If the APIs are hosted in App Service as well, then APP service will be the one validating the token for you, so your backend code does not need to worry about authentication (you still need to handle authorization)
We have created an application and a web api which are hosted in various domains(or ports). I want to integrated both windows authentication as well as Forms authentication. So I need logged in user name in the web api.
I have added header withCredentials in ajax post and i am not getting the username. I have used HttpContext.Current.User to get the username. But the same is working properly when the application and the webapi are hosted in the same port or same domain.
Can any one help me out??
Regards,
ganesh. k
I'm currently developing a C# MVC Web API to act as a middleman between a Joomla 3.6 site and a SharePoint 2013 server, both installed in IIS 8.5 on Windows Server 2012 R2. Both the Joomla 3.6 site and SharePoint 2013 are already set up and functional, SharePoint has an active development site already set up, and I'm currently working on a SharePoint app/C# ASP MVC Web API to handle any requests between Joomla and SharePoint. This app handles any request, including logins (which are to be verified against Active Directory on a server), file upload/download, and searching users/documents/tags, among others. The C# app/web API endpoints are also only allowed to be called by users logged into the system, except for login.
My question becomes this, then. Put simply, is there any way I can tell the Joomla 3.6 website, when a user attempts to log in to the system (using the login page), to call my login endpoint and/or somehow authenticate with the SharePoint 2013 server? Preferably, I'd like to use my own C# login endpoint to interact with SharePoint in this case, unless that is not possible.
Thanks.
Yes, there is a mechanism provided via Joomla plugins. I've developed authentication plugins for several third party services.
You would develop a user plugin which hooks into the onAuthenticate event, allowing you to intercept and authenticate the user without them being the wiser.
If you need to add additional fields to login for (i.e. domain) you can also hook into the onContentPrepareForm event and add, alter or remove form fields
This is also one use-case where there is pretty decent documentation available.
https://docs.joomla.org/J3.x:Creating_a_Plugin_for_Joomla
https://docs.joomla.org/J3.x:Creating_an_Authentication_Plugin_for_Joomla
https://docs.joomla.org/Plugin/Events
I am a beginner with ADFS and do not know where to begin. I have an AngularJS 1.4.9 application which makes Ajax calls to an ASP.NET Web API 2.2 service.
Both applications are hosted within IIS under the same site and both use Windows Authentication on my company’s intranet. I’d like to modify them to use ADFS so that these applications can be accessed from the internet without a VPN.
You are better off looking into using the web application proxy (WAP)functionality for now. WAP allows publishing internal resources and making them internet accessible.
Once you get AD FS and WAP deployed, see step 3 in https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn280943.aspx#BKMK_3
You can then look to slowly updating your applications to use federated authentication with AD FS.