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ASP NET identity Core 3 user authentication from Active directory?
Colleagues, help, pliz, with the logic of user authentication in a web application.
There is a project (ASP.NET Core 3 MVC) that uses ASP.NET Identity (authorization of users within the application).
Users must be able to identify themselves by OS user.
The steps are as follows:
1) for the user (when creating) in the application, check the box "OS Authentication".
2) Select the OS user from the list: domain + username
3) The user enters the application through the browser. At this point, the system itself must check which user in the application corresponds to the current OS user under which the login is performed. And actually enter or not enter the system (without entering a login / password).
The question is: are there any implementation examples or some standard mechanisms for this?
This seems to be a fairly common mechanism for enterprise applications. I don't google well, but I didn't find much information on the Internet.
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A similar mechanism is used out of the box in the 1C platform: https://v8.1c.ru/platforma/autentifikatsiya-operat...
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