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Configuration of SSO

unknown-user

Hi,
I have Alfresco deployed and configured with NTLM Passthru SSO.
How do I configure openworkbenk community edition to work with SSO?.
I could not find any documentation.
Thanks
MP

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deko

Hi Puttappaiahm,

in general OpenWorkdesk supports SSO, as long as the underlying ECM repository supports SSO (e.g. OpenWorkdesk Pro and Enterprise Edition support SSO for IBM FileNet P8 and IBM Content Manager 8).

Currently, SSO is not implemented for CMIS/OpenWorkdesk Community Edition.

unknown-user

in general OpenWorkdesk supports SSO, as long as the underlying ECM repository supports SSO (e.g. OpenWorkdesk Pro and Enterprise Edition support SSO for IBM FileNet P8 and IBM Content Manager 8).

Currently, SSO is not implemented for CMIS/OpenWorkdesk Community Edition.

What does this mean for an Alfresco based project? Do we get SSO with Alfresco with a subscription of OpenWorkdesk Pro edition or not? This is definitely a need in every Alfresco-project.

Thanx

deko

Hi greco,

SSO between Alfresco and OpenWorkdesk is definitely supported by OpenWorkdesk Pro and Enterprise Editon, as Alfresco comes with support for SSO and as i already wrote in my first post

OpenWorkdesk supports SSO, as long as the underlying ECM repository supports SSO