ASP. net mvc learning 5. Change the logon page to SSO Verification

Single sign-on (SSO) is a process of session or user authentication. You only need to log on once to access all applications that are mutually trusted, you do not need to re-enter the user name and password during Secondary Logon. Simplify the account logon process, protect account and password security, and manage accounts in a unified manner.

For details, refer:Http://www.blogjava.net/Jack2007/archive/2008/04/10/191795.html

 

Specific implementation:

1. Add SingleSingOn. cs ()

2. Add the Login Method to the Controller:

SingleSingOn sso = SingleSingOn (); identity = sso. SignIn (); (identity! = RedirectToAction ();

3. Change the homepage of the default route to Login.

 

4. Run the program. The Login page is the SSO verification page:

 

4. login successful: