Enable single sign on for windows 7

I want a domain user to be able to log in to a computer they haven't used before, and have windows use the domain credentials to authenticate to the wireless network first, then once it's connected to wifi windows can use that connection to authenticate against the dc.

That sounds like what the Enable Single Sign on for this Network setting would do, if it were checked and set to "Perform immediately before user logon". But when I set that option and try it, I don't think it's working. A user logging on gets a message that it's trying to connect to the wireless, then an error that it couldn't connect.

But then it seems like it logs them on anyway. And even without turning that option on, it seems that users are able to log in and windows is connecting to wireless at some point in the process anyway. Clearly it's not what I thought It seems that all the two policies does not meet your requirement. Based on my research, you may choose WPA2-enterprise as authentication type. This will ask the user to provide the domain credential. The reason why we recommend posting the more appropriate forum is you could get the most qualified pool of respondents.

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You can also subscribe without commenting. Leave this field empty. Home About. Related Reading. You can use a system of user tables and authentication, or you can leverage one of the social login providers. For more information about how to do this with an Office Add-in, see Authorize external services in your Office Add-in.

For Outlook , there is a recommended fallback system. For more information, see Scenario: Implement single sign-on to your service in an Outlook add-in.

These tasks are described here in a language- and framework-agnostic way. For detailed walkthroughs, see:. The Yeoman generator simplifies the process of creating an SSO-enabled add-in, by automating the steps required to configure SSO within Azure and generating the code that's necessary for an add-in to use SSO.

For more information, see the Single sign-on SSO quick start. Register the add-in at the registration portal for the Azure v2. This is a 5—10 minute process that includes the following tasks. Not following the format requirements in the manifest for SSO will cause your add-in to be rejected from AppSource until it meets the required format. Call getAccessToken. This example handles only one kind of error explicitly. Here's a simple example of passing the add-in token to the server-side.

The token is included as an Authorization header when sending a request back to the server-side. If your add-in cannot be used when there is no user currently logged into Office, then you should call getAccessToken when the add-in launches and pass allowSignInPrompt: true in the options parameter of getAccessToken.