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Is there an authentication service for Sitecore services?
Sitecore Services Client includes an Authentication Service which can be utilized to RESTfully log into Sitecore and set the .ASPXAUTH cookie. You may invoke this service within your JSS application in order to utilize Sitecore authentication and authorization.
What are the new features of Sitecore 9?
One of the great new features of Sitecore 9 is the new federated authentication system. You can plug in pretty much any OpenID provider with minimal code and configuration. In this blog I’ll go over how to configure a sample OpenID Connect provider. There’s a few different types of configuration that need to be done to get up and running.
How to set up ADFS in Sitecore 9?
On Windows Server, from server manager open ADFS Management Console (Tools -> AD FS Management). Right click on Application Groups and add new application group. In the first step of Add Application Group Wizard, enter the name of the group, description and for the template choose Server application accessing a web API, and click Next.
How to add redirect Uri in Sitecore 9?
In the first step of Add Application Group Wizard, enter the name of the group, description and for the template choose Server application accessing a web API, and click Next. On Server application tab, enter the Redirect URI of your Sitecore CM instance and add it to the list.
It is built on top of ASP.NET Membership and by default utilizes the .ASPXAUTH cookie by default. As the Layout Service will respect any logged in users and Sitecore Security, you are fully able to utilize security and authentication with JSS.
What kind of security model does Sitecore use?
Sitecore’s security model allows you to restrict content access by users and roles, personalize on user profile, and more. It is built on top of ASP.NET Membership and by default utilizes the .ASPXAUTH cookie by default.
How to add an extended route to Sitecore?
In the Content Tree, navigate to the Home item of the app, typically (e.g. for React, /sitecore/content/JssReactWeb/home ). Right-click on Home add Insert > Extended Route. Give the route whatever name you like. With the new route still selected, open the Security ribbon and under Presets, select Require login. Click OK.
Is the Sitecore services client forbidden in Stack Exchange?
Sitecore.Services.Infrastructure.Web.Http.Security.ServicesLocalOnlyPolicy: Policy denies access to all Entity and Item Services from requests originating from remote clients. Thanks for contributing an answer to Sitecore Stack Exchange!