Single sign-on for remote applications
OwnerMahesh Unnikrishnan, Samuel Devasashayam +1inventors
InventorsMahesh Unnikrishnan, Samuel Devasashayam, Arun Nanda
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OwnerMahesh Unnikrishnan, Samuel Devasashayam +1inventors
InventorsMahesh Unnikrishnan, Samuel Devasashayam, Arun Nanda
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The present disclosure is directed to a method and system for obtaining or allowing single sign-on capability for remote applications. The system receives a request a user device to register with a remote application or desktop service. The system then authenticates the user with the service, by receiving the user's credentials, and generating an access token and a single sign-on token. The user is presented with a list of remote applications that can be accessed through the service. The system receives the indication of the selection by the user and then proceeds to authenticate the user with the remote application. The remote application connects with the authentication service and presents the tokens that were generated in a certificate request to the authentication service. The authentication service uses this request and obtains a certificate authority a logon certificate that is used to log the user into the remote application.
A method for obtaining single sign-on capability for at least two remote applications, the method comprising:
A system for permitting a single sign on experience to at least two remote applications comprising:
A computer readable storage medium having computer executable instructions that when executed by at least one computer having at least one processor causes the computer to:
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