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Javier_124486
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Aug 03, 2016
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SSO Form Based ADFS issue

Hello, I've been struggling to configure SSO HTTP form based with APM as an ADFS proxy. Right now i can see that APM is collecting username and password from session.sso.token.last.username session.sso.token.last.password properly and that the START URI is been matched, but i still been prompted for username and credentials?

 

I have modify login level to debug (i do not want to post it due to the huge extension but i have a reduced one) and look for any clue and i still don't understand why the credentials are not been passing through. I have attached a capture of the FormBased conf.

 

Can any guide me through this trouble shooting? Thank you.

 

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  • Lucas_Thompson_'s avatar
    Lucas_Thompson_
    Aug 03, 2016

    Probably your username and password inputs aren't "password=". Grab a capture with fiddler or httpwatch, or httpfox, or chrome dev tools, or firefox dev tools to see what the actual POST data is to the server so you can configure the SSO object correctly.

     

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    Lucas_Thompson_
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    Aug 03, 2016

    Probably your username and password inputs aren't "password=". Grab a capture with fiddler or httpwatch, or httpfox, or chrome dev tools, or firefox dev tools to see what the actual POST data is to the server so you can configure the SSO object correctly.

     

    • Javier_124486's avatar
      Javier_124486
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      Aug 04, 2016

      Good morning everyone and specially Thompson, thanks for answering.

       

      Yesterday after i post this i tried to fix it and i did. You are right, the error was in the username and password "Form Parameters"...i thought it was 'username=" (Like the manual suggest) but it's simply "username"...stupid or rookie error, i know. Well, it's solved and that's all that matters...and in the end i learn something new.

       

      Thanks Thomson