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I want to use MOSS 2007’s single sign-on feature, but read that the server needs to be in an Active Directory environment. This I understand, but does this mean all my users HAVE TO be Active Directory users? Can I not use MOSS2007 Single Sign-on if my users are authenticated using Forms Authentication (using a custom membership provider?).
You can, but you’d have to write your own SSO provider. The default one only works with Windows identities.
Edit: There’s a walkthrough on MSDN for creating them, if you want to go that way.