Contents
- 1 Are there different authentication methods for SharePoint Server?
- 2 Is it possible to configure multiple authentication and authorization?
- 3 How to support multiple authentication and authorization in ASP.NET?
- 4 Can you use host named site collections in the same web application?
- 5 What should the default public url be for SharePoint?
- 6 Can a host named site collection use alternate access mappings?
We have an SharePoint 2013 On-Premise farm with a single application that contains multiple site collections. There is a new requirement that all site collections should allow anonymous authentication except one which should only be accessible using forms-based authentication. Client is very adamant to keep existing URL structure.
To set up a single authentication and authorization configuration, the AddAuthentication and AddAuthorization extension methods will have you sorted quite rapidly. This will configure the Bearer schema, but you can’t configure multiple schemes with the same name, so let’s look into that.
Can a WebAPI support more than one authentication provider?
Every once in a while, you get the requirement to support multiple ways of authenticating within one application. This article covers the rare case of supporting two authentication providers from within the same ASP.NET Core WebAPI.
How to contribute to Merken multi-Auth development?
Contribute to merken/aspnetcore-multi-auth development by creating an account on GitHub. Although using the AuthorizeAttribute is a neat way of stating your intent, sometimes you need to have a little more control over what actually happens during authentication, or you want to do the authentication yourself.
To set up a single authentication and authorization configuration, the AddAuthentication and AddAuthorization extension methods will have you sorted quite rapidly. This will configure the Bearer schema, but you can’t configure multiple schemes with the same name, so let’s look into that. Check out the finished master branch on GitHub.
Can you use host named site collections in the same web application?
You can use host-named and path based site collections in the same web application. To ensure that both types of site collections are accessible to users, do not put host header bindings on the IIS website of your web application, including IIS websites for zones that are extended from the web application.
When to use multiple authentication methods in Azure AD?
For resiliency, we recommend that you require users to register multiple authentication methods. When one method isn’t available for a user during sign-in or SSPR, they can choose to authenticate with another method. For more information, see Create a resilient access control management strategy in Azure AD.
How to create host-named URLs in web application?
You can use zones to assign up to five URLs to host-named sites, including vanity URLs. All path-based site collections in a web application share the same host name (DNS name) as the web application. You can extend a web application to implement up to five zones and create different host names for each zone.
The default zone public URL should be set to a domain URL that is appropriate for all users to see. Unless you do this, the names of web servers or their IP addresses might be displayed in parameters that were passed between pages within SharePoint Server 2016.
Can a host named site collection use alternate access mappings?
Host-named site collections can’t use alternate access mappings. Host-named site collections are automatically considered in the Default zone, and the URL of the request must not be changed between the user and the server. Multiple internal URLs can be associated with a single public URL.