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Apr 29, 2018

Authentication single sign on

Hi Does anyone know how to get WAC not to prompt for new credentials, and to use credentials that you are signed in with? The documentation on single sign on only covers 2012 Domain Controllers, an...

meipo x

Copper Contributor

May 04, 2018

Hi Darren,

According to the explanation of that article, the prerequisite for configuring sso is server 2012DC.

"(Be aware that this requires a domain controller running Windows Server 2012 or later)."

I made more research on this and test on this in my own environment. I found the "set-adcomputer" option is only available for Server 2012.

https://technet.microsoft.com/es-es/library/hh852268(v=wps.620).aspx

So I am curious to know how did you configure the constrained delegation with 2008 domain controllers?

Best regards,
Meipo Xu.

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May 08, 2018

We use an application called SquaredUp to visualize our SCOM data. That server requires constrained delegation. They have an article on it. That's probably the easiest thing to link to, rather than re-writing it.

https://tickets.squaredup.com/support/solutions/articles/208270-how-to-set-up-single-sign-on-using-kerberos-constrained-delegation

Does that help?

Thanks

Darren

meipo x
Copper Contributor
May 08, 2018
Hi Darren,
As far as I know, SSO for different products is different.
The link you have posted is for SCOM. So I am afraid it is not applicable to Window admin center.
According to official article, we need Server 2012 DC to configure SSO for Windows Admin Center.
Anyway, we could submit a feedback to the following site.
https://windowsserver.uservoice.com/forums/295071/category/319162
Best regards,
Meipo Xu.
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  May 08, 2018
  Hi.
  I understand that's for Scom. Conceptually it should be a similar process for WAC I would have thought?
  
  I will post feedback for this
  Thanks
  Darren