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Konfigurera Realm - Använda SharePoint 2010 med ADFSv2 för att hämta Claims
Nu presenterar vi andra delen i artikelserien om Claims av Antonio Maio, Senior Product Manager, Titus. Den första delen kan du läsa här: Vad Claims är och hur det används i SharePoint
Configuring the Realm – Using SharePoint 2010 with ADFSv2 to Retrieve Claims
When configuring SharePoint 2010 for claims based authentication or authorization you typically need to connect to an identity provider to retrieve user attributes as claims. To really see all the benefits of claims in the enterprise, we need to ensure that our SharePoint Server trusts the claims its receiving, and that often means configuring it to connect to a “trusted identity provider”. One such server application that can act as a trusted identity provider is Microsoft Active Directory Federation Services version 2.0 (ADFSv2). ADFSv2 is often also referred to as a ’secure token server’ because it plays the role of retrieving user attributes from Active Directory (or some other LDAP directory or data store), wrapping them up in a SAML token, digitally signing that token and returning it to the calling application – in this case SharePoint 2010. Configuring ADFSv2 in such scenarios can be tricky and unforgiving, and this article focuses on 1 particular part of that configuration – the Realm.
