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ADFS Step-by-Step Guide - How to Replace SharePoint with a Sample Windows NT Token-based Application

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Based on customer feedback I recently received from the Active Directory newsgroups, I went ahead and created some supplemental material that walks you through how to remove SharePoint from the existing ADFS Step-by-Step guide and then insert alternate instructions for setting up a simple Windows NT token-based app. If you are interested, see my blog article titled Using a Sample Windows NT Token-based Application as an Alternative to SharePoint.

Give it a try and leave me feedback.

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  • Anonymous
    August 08, 2006
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  • Anonymous
    August 09, 2006
    Try verifying the following:

    • On ADFSAccount, make sure all of the users that you plan on using to test the claims app are members of the TreyClaimAppUsers group.

    • On ADFSAccount, make sure the group claim extraction under Trust PolicyMy OrganizationAccount StoresActive Directory shows that the TreyClaimAppUsers@adatum.com group is mapped to the Trey ClaimApp Claim.

    • On ADFSResource, make sure the Adatum ClaimApp Claim under Trust PolicyMy OrganizationApplicationsClaims-aware Application is enabled (right-click, click Enabled).

    Information about configuring custom claims can be found in the ADFS SDK (http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/adfs_mref/html/T_System_Web_Security_SingleSignOn_CustomClaimLdapAttribute.asp?frame=true).
  • Anonymous
    August 11, 2006
    Boy it was sure good to see this working!  I'm getting all the group memberships now.  The claims weren't enabled.

    thanks!
    david