Question

I want to integrate on-premise active directory and sql azure for authenticating users to access the application running on azure.

some users are in active directory and some in sql azure database.
What i require is , when user access the application it must ask for credentials like user name and password.
Now this authentication is done using on premise active directory and sql azure.

This is very important kindly reply

Thank you

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I created a project in which ‘Default.aspx’ was my home page

I referred to http://www.developerfusion.com/article/121561/integrating-active-directory-into-azure/ article for authenticating through active directory. It works like when a user enter my url a pop up show which ask’s for user name and password which are checked in on-premise active directory.

After that i added a new page called ‘login.aspx’ in my project, with couple of text boxes and a login button to authenticate through sql azure table.This Table contains columns for name and password.I also created a check box here which will re-direct to ‘Default.aspx’ for the users, who exist in active directory.

I set Login.aspx as my home page.

when i run my project , still a popup for active directory authentication is showing automatically.

Please reply what to do ?

Answer 1

As I point out in my previous reply, please put the login page in a folder that allows anonymous access:

To work around this, please create a sub folder to put your login page, and configure the sub folder to allow access from any users. For example, something like:

  <location
   path="loginfolder">
<system.web>
    <authorization>
      <allow users="?"/>
    </authorization>
</system.web>
</location>

The ‘loginfolder’ means the name of folder that contains the login page file.

but When a user tries to Login from login form i.e forms auhentication
, Pop-up for windows authentication comes instead of redirecting to
Default.aspx

You can also check http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/b6x6shw7.aspx for more information.

Best Regards,

Ming Xu.