Hey all, I've got a bit of a backwards SSO request and was wondering if this scenario was possible or not. At the moment I can't seem to find any reference to suit but it's not to say I've overlooked!!
Basically, I have a client (aptly named "host") that share their infrastructure (hardware, network, software, etc) with a cross section of customers (named "guests"). Some guests are members (trusts established and/or with host AD user accounts) of the "host" AD domain while other "guests" maintain with own domains. My client will be offering a new service, MOSS 2007, in which they would provision a "guest" with a site collection and pretty much let them go for it (following some governance of course). Their dilemma, and mine at the moment, is that a "guest" in another domain will require an account (either a "host" domain account or FBA (don't want to go down this track) but in either case they will have to enter credentials when they hit the SharePoint landing page. Note: Politics...they don't necessarily want to start trusting "guest" domains. I was considering SharePoint SSO but realised that you need a "host" account and you'd be carrying out authentication to other systems from there (as a base point). Does anyone know if it's possible to use SSO in the above scenario or am I barking up the wrong tree. SSO would be great but might need to configure it elsewhere. Other alternatives/suggestions? Cheers guys, Damien
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