Issue
I'm very sorry, if the question is already here anywhere, but I searched for hours and didn't find anything. Perhaps I only don't know, for what exactly I have to search.
In the Intranet of the company, where I'm doing my trainee, I have implemented an LDAP Directory Protection to the Apache Webserver (Based on Debian 7).
(Like that: http://technedigitale.com/archives/254)
Is it now possible, to add SSO on top of it? and if it's possible, how?
I always find SSO via Kerberos, do I have to use it and really can't use my existing one and add SSO?
Thank you so much,
Jakob
Solution
Yes, Kerberos will be better (less complex) approach to achieve SSO. Also, Users in intranet will not require to submit credentials manually.
Answered By - anil
