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Using Userspice with Microsoft Active Directory
flo
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11-28-2017, 11:50 AM
Thanks for all the positive responses!

@mudmin: Yea, thats exactly right! I am looking for AD login/credential sharing. We run an all windows system and currently have a Single Sign On Setup for all users over all applications. We are now planning on adding a web application to be accessible from every browser and so far everything gravitates toward Userspice. The thought is, that the admins only have one place, where they have to manage user, and not add another user database for every single future web application that is going to be added.

I will discuss with the other guys, if there is a possibility to add you as a user to the AD so that you can play around a little Wink But it will be a little while, until we actually start the project...I'll keep you posted Smile

Thank you very much for this awesome platform!
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Using Userspice with Microsoft Active Directory - by flo - 11-28-2017, 11:50 AM

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