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Single Sign On (SSO) is a security term for the situation where multiple corporate or consumer services derive a user's identity from the same security token that the user acquires only once per session from a trusted Identity Provider (IP) such as Active Directory or a Security Token Service (IP-STS) provided by ADFS or another Identity Provider.
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Sharepoint foundation 2013, claims/FBA based authentiction and SSO
from what i've read i think probably claim authentication is the way to go.. but i'm not sure it can work with SSO. …
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