SSO using Pulse Secure on Mobile for application hosted on IIS with Kerberos and Windows Authentication
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We have a application hosted on IIS which uses Windows Authnetication, Impersonation=trie and delegation enabled on server. The application authenticates with another Web Service which uses Kerberos authnetication. The Kerberos authnetication works perfectly fine on Windows Desktops. However, we need to enable the same SSO Kerberos authnetication on Mobile Devices using Pulse Secure. DO we need to add our application URL to Pulse secure for SSO to work or any additional configuration is needed on Pulse Secure side for this to Work. Thanks in advance
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We have a application hosted on IIS which uses Windows Authnetication, Impersonation=trie and delegation enabled on server. The application authenticates with another Web Service which uses Kerberos authnetication. The Kerberos authnetication works perfectly fine on Windows Desktops. However, we need to enable the same SSO Kerberos authnetication on Mobile Devices using Pulse Secure. DO we need to add our application URL to Pulse secure for SSO to work or any additional configuration is needed on Pulse Secure side for this to Work. Thanks in advance
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We have a application hosted on IIS which uses Windows Authnetication, Impersonation=trie and delegation enabled on server. The application authenticates with another Web Service which uses Kerberos authnetication. The Kerberos authnetication works perfectly fine on Windows Desktops. However, we need to enable the same SSO Kerberos authnetication on Mobile Devices using Pulse Secure. DO we need to add our application URL to Pulse secure for SSO to work or any additional configuration is needed on Pulse Secure side for this to Work. Thanks in advance
iis mobile kerberos windows-authentication pulsesecure
We have a application hosted on IIS which uses Windows Authnetication, Impersonation=trie and delegation enabled on server. The application authenticates with another Web Service which uses Kerberos authnetication. The Kerberos authnetication works perfectly fine on Windows Desktops. However, we need to enable the same SSO Kerberos authnetication on Mobile Devices using Pulse Secure. DO we need to add our application URL to Pulse secure for SSO to work or any additional configuration is needed on Pulse Secure side for this to Work. Thanks in advance
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