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Originally posted by Cheng Wei:
Then employees can access various resources without the hassle of remembering too many passwords/pins.
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What I am wondering is how do LDAP products provide security? I guess they encrypt the data within but is the access protocol itself encrypted?
To me, LDAP + security = SSO.
How is single sign-on usually implemented if an enterprise has several entry points to their systems
Originally posted by Rama Raghavan:
One (and only one) Authentication process + Authorization (to various resources appropriately) = SSO
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Don't get me started about those stupid light bulbs. |