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JonNutt

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  1. Hi,

    Thanks for this, but alas still getting the HTTP 500 error.

    To detail the setup see below:

    Setup our ADFS instance using your Meta Data as before.

    SSO1.png

    Then configured the SSO Profile on Hornbill as thus (sensitive data obfuscated)

    SSO-Profile.png:

    Then added our FederationMetaData URL by pressing this button:

    SSO-MetaData.png

    to point to URL "https:\\xxxxxxxxxxx.wokingham.gov.uk/FederationMetadata/xxxxxxxxxx/FederationMetadata.xml"

    Tested on a clean cached browser. Got the same 500 Error.

    SSO-Error.png

    Jon.

  2. Hi,

    Thanks for the advice so far. After experimenting with various settings, I now am able to access my ADFS sign in page (in the same way as our existing ADFS instance is working for email)

    However after authenticating I get the following 500 Internal Server Error from the hornbill side.

    SSO5.png

    Is this a true error or is the issue still my side?

    Regards,

    Jon.

  3. Hi,

    In Internet Explorer 10 on a cleared cache, when enabled I still got the Hornbill specific login page, when accessing my service.hornbill.com instance login page. However in Google Chrome Enterprise, again with a cleared cache I got the ADFS prompts.

    I'll review your link shortly as I missed that on my original pass.

    Regards,

    Jon.

  4. Hi,

    We attempted this on Friday, but had to rollback the change due to unforeseen challenges. Has anyone setup this on ADFS 2.0 that can offer any insights?

    I configured ADFS to have a relying party trust using the XML Download here:

    SSO1.png

    Then configured ADFS as standard using the following Claim Rules

    SSO2.png

    SSO3.png

    Then configured the Profile.

    SSO4.png

    When turned on, I found various erratic behaviours in different browsers and domains between Hornbill's authentication and our ADFS. So I turned it off and regressed.

    I think we have some ADFS errors which we are progressing separately with Microsoft as Authentication still asked for password at the ADFS page and wasn't a true single sign on.

    However, has anyone else successfully setup an ADFS 2 Single Sign On that I can compare my setup with?

    Jon.

     
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