How does the form-based authentication scheme work?

May 26th, 2007 by uCertify Leave a reply »

The form-based authentication scheme works in the following manner:

  • A client generates a request for a protected resource (e.g. a transaction details page).
  • The Internet Information Server (IIS) receives the request. If the requesting client is authenticated by IIS, the user/client is passed on to the Web application.
  • If the client does not contain a valid authentication ticket/cookie, the Web application will redirect the user to the URL where the client is prompted to enter his credentials to gain access to the secure resource.
  • On providing the required credentials, the client is authenticated/processed by the Web application.
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