System and method for user enrollment in an e-community
AssigneeInternational Business Machines Corporation
InventorsHeather Maria Hinton, George Robert Blakley III, Greg Clark
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AssigneeInternational Business Machines Corporation
InventorsHeather Maria Hinton, George Robert Blakley III, Greg Clark
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An Internet user transfers directly to a domain within an e-community without returning to a home domain or re-authenticating. The user's home domain server prepares and forwards a home domain identity cookie (DIDC) with an enrollment request to a user's browser, with the enrollment request being redirected to an affiliated domain server in the e-community. The affiliated domain server prepares and sends an affiliated DIDC with an enrollment confirmation to the user's browser, redirecting the enrollment confirmation to the home domain server. The home domain server modifies the home DIDC to include a symbol which indicates successful enrollment at the affiliated site. The process may be repeated for a plurality of affiliated domains to achieve automatic enrollment a portion of or an entire e-community.
A method for allowing an Internet or intranet browser user to transfer directly to a domain that is participating in an e-community without repetitious and redundant authentication actions, said e-community comprising a plurality of affiliated domain servers, said user being properly registered and authenticated to a home domain server within said e-community, said method comprising the steps of:
A computer readable medium encoded with software for allowing an Internet or intranet browser user to transfer directly to a domain that is participating in an e-community without repetitious and redundant authentication actions, said e-community comprising a plurality of affiliated domain servers, said user being properly registered and authenticated to a home domain server within said e-community, said software causing a processor to perform the steps of:
A system for e-community enrollment by an Internet or intranet user using cross-domain single-sign-on to a domain that is participating in an e-community without repetitious and redundant authentication actions, said e-community comprising a plurality of affiliated domain servers, said user being properly registered and authenticated to a home domain server within said e-community, said system comprising:
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