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Stefan Drissen
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Yes, you enable ADFS (never done it myself, but it should be as easy as plugging some identity provider into IIS) so that you have authentication on a virtual application / directory. Then you adjust your login code to check AUTH_TYPE (this is a shared variable provided by WebSpeed which will have the value "Federated"). If you have a Federated login, you check REMOTE_USER (another shared variable provided by WebSpeed) and additionally you may want to check if the domain of this user matches a domain for which you allow SSO. If all is ok then you populate whatever you set whatever you do to signal a correct login (cookies, session) and skip past the login page.
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