Displaying 4 results from an estimated 4 matches for "page_layout".
2016 Jun 06
2
office 365
...single sign on at my last place of work.
> Microsoft uses a significant part of what is built into IIS on Windows
> Servers. I don't see this as being possible any time soon. I could be wrong
> for all I know someone may have developed a simple set of apache/nginx
> plugin/scripting/page_layout to handle the authentication but I have not
> seen it. A little bit about it: Microsoft redirected authentication to ssl
> on your server that somehow let Microsoft servers know that your site
> trusted that authentication(maybe a cookie). Luckily lots of stuff broke to
> show me what w...
2016 Jun 06
2
office 365
Hi,
Anyone here using office 365 with samba AD?
Tips, ideas..?
Read this:
https://blogs.office.com/2014/04/15/synchronizing-your-directory-with-office-365-is-easy/
The link says "synchronizing-your-directory-with-office-365-is-easy",
but I wonder if anyone with an AD on samba has done it?
MJ
2016 Jun 06
0
office 365
...t Office 365 to use single sign on at my last place of work.
Microsoft uses a significant part of what is built into IIS on Windows
Servers. I don't see this as being possible any time soon. I could be wrong
for all I know someone may have developed a simple set of apache/nginx
plugin/scripting/page_layout to handle the authentication but I have not
seen it. A little bit about it: Microsoft redirected authentication to ssl
on your server that somehow let Microsoft servers know that your site
trusted that authentication(maybe a cookie). Luckily lots of stuff broke to
show me what was happening with it...
2016 Jun 07
0
office 365
...t my last place of
> work. Microsoft uses a significant part of what is built into IIS on
> Windows Servers. I don't see this as being possible any time soon. I
> could be wrong for all I know someone may have developed a simple
> set of apache/nginx plugin/scripting/page_layout to handle the
> authentication but I have not seen it. A little bit about it:
> Microsoft redirected authentication to ssl on your server that
> somehow let Microsoft servers know that your site trusted that
> authentication(maybe a cookie). Luckily lots of stuff broke t...