I have a front-end angularJS server that is getting data from a back-end nodeJS server from MySQL DB via middleware.
I created a front-end simple login form that needs to send data for authentication to the back-end server (checks if user exists in the db).
The back-end server returns user details in the case that the user is found in the DB or prints error login message or redirect to signup screen.
I'm looking for a guide or example on how to create a correct authentication system with sessions and cookies between the two servers.
Thank you.
You should choose use a token authentication or use cookies.
Take a look at this,it is a good guide :
http://code.tutsplus.com/tutorials/token-based-authentication-with-angularjs-nodejs--cms-22543
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I'm getting wrong username or password when trying to make a JDBC connection to snowflake. I believe the culprit is that there is an Azure Active Directory layer between the connection. Is there a specific way I should be handling making this connection while using the azure credentials from my Java app through Azure Active Directory to Snowflake? Thanks in advance!
In your JDBC connection parameters, you need to set the authenticator parameter to externalbrowser or possibly depending on the setup oauth with a setting for the oauth token parameter.
You can read more about OAuth here, https://docs.snowflake.com/en/user-guide/oauth-custom.html
The section specific to OAuth on JDBC on that page is here, https://docs.snowflake.com/en/user-guide/jdbc-configure.html#label-jdbc-connection-parameters. Scroll down from that bookmark on the page to the authenticator parameter section.
I'm building an app using Laravel and SQL Server. What I want is to be able to use the Server Authentication Users as the user of my app. For example when a user want to connect to the application his login must be a Server Authentication User that will connect to the database just as it is done in the .env file. How can i so that?
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I have created micro service in nodejs and hosted on Linux server.
Now my requirement to do authentication from window system.
Means:- Once I call my login service its will do NTML auth and get window system login username and validate with my Database.
Kindly also advice, that with are the right approach to get window user detail either client side or server side. Both code is running on linux server. Client side code in angularjs and server side code in nodes.
Which is the best practice to get window system login credential/Browser credential.
I got a hr based windows application with sql server at bavk end where a user will login using his username/password . This username and password were stored in a table in sql and they are authenticated based on the login details provided.
I got a few question .
1) what type of authentication is using here, is there any generic term like , example :windows based or form based authentication ( not the case here)?
2) our Client application accessing server using odbc data source and a connection string Is stored in installation folder pointing to odbc. How do server authenticate client request in this case?
Regards
1) Database authentication?
2) Depends on database/connectionstring: Integrated Windows authentication (domain) or SQL Server authentication
Scenario: In an intranet application, ADFS uses AD for authentication(Account Store) and Sql server for authorization(roles/Attribute Store).
The roles are my own application specific. There are other applications that need to use ADFS. If ADFS is configured to use my SQL Server to fetch roles, what would other applications do? How will they manage their authorization?
Is my understanding correct? If yes, please verify my answer:
Ans: ADFS just returns me the AD identifier(SID/Name).I map this to my sql server roles. Role management should be done by my own application connecting to Sql server. Use session to prevent hitting DB for authorization every time.
To avoid hitting the SQL server for every authorization check, you could implement claims based authentication. Use the SQL attribute store to add your role claims to the AD user ID claims. The resulting claims ticket (SAML) is sent as a cookie and isn't fetched on every authentication check as it is kept as a cookie by the user browser available to the server on each and every request. The timeout/refresh can be set by ajusting the claims ticket TTL (time to live).Just a suggestion... =o)