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Single Sign-On means something else to different people - e.g. one-time authentication and authorization across multiple systems (front or back-end) or simply being able to delegate credentials from the system you are logged-on to other systems while accessing a services or data. In SharePoint 2010 for Authentication you could either configure Kerberos ...


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SharePoint does not perform authentication. What you are trying to do is not possible. The page you reference is for configuring SharePoint web applications. Microsoft's single sign-on approach is based on ADFS2.0. I recommend you deploy ADFS and configure SharePoint and your other application to both delegate authentication to it.



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