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Re: SSO and Multiple Windows Domains

Kerberos also has trusted domains as a concept, IIRC. The SSO docs for IBM i may have something on this, not sure.

On 8/16/2013 6:03 PM, Kirk Goins wrote:
OK have a very basic setup of SSO working. Both the iSeries and my initial
test user are in the same Domain. I now need this to work with users from a
different domain/realm. Within AD there is Trust I am told and from the
Windows side of things a user can sign in to either domain and get access
to windows objects across the domains.

What is needed on the iSeries to allow users Authenticated in the 2nd
domain to login via SSO?



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