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Secured service requires 3 sign ins?

vscott1

I'm already hearing squawking . . .

We have configured our AGOL account to use the Active Directory Federated Services. That being said why is it when I am using the Collector application I first have to log into our network via VPN (with AD credentials) then when I go to my tablet to view my maps I have to log into our AGOL portal (with AD credentials) and then if the map contains a secured service, I have to log in to access that secured service again with AD credentials?

Do I have something configured wrong? I thought the whole purpose of Active Directory Federated service was for "single" sign-in.

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RussRoberts

Federated Servers is something that currently only supported in Portal for ArcGIS and not in ArcGIS Online organizations.

If you were using Portal for ArcGIS(10.3 and up) you would have the enterprise login support and could use your AD credentials. In that Portal you would have your internal server federated with your portal so your field crew members and yourself would only get prompted the 1 time you login. You would still have to sign in through the VPN app as well.

ArcGIS Online does not have the support for federating your server with your org so you will have to sign in once to the Org, then again to access your internal server services. If you are using hosted you would not be prompted for credentials.

Hope this helps you out.

Russ

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RussRoberts

Federated Servers is something that currently only supported in Portal for ArcGIS and not in ArcGIS Online organizations.

Hope this helps you out.

Russ

tvchambers

Hey Venus,

There's a Live Training Seminar tomorrow: Portal for ArcGIS: Leveraging Windows Single Sign-On for Your Organization. I imagine at least some of your particulars will be covered--might be worth a look.

Esri Training | Live Training Seminar: Portal for ArcGIS: Leveraging Windows Single-Sign-On for Your Organization

take it easy. --tv

SubuSwaminathan1

Russell,

Configure Active Directory Federation Services—ArcGIS Online Help | ArcGIS

The above AGOL help URL appears to indicate that ADFS is supported in AGOL. We were looking forward to deploy this. Can you clarify or point to resources that support your statements?

Thanks

Subu

RussRoberts

That is for setting up enterprise login support to ArcGIS Online and not federating your internal ArcGIS Server with ArcGIS Online. This does not connect your enterprise login with internal servers because it does not connect the two together. In the case of Portal for ArcGIS you are able to setup the configuration that connects the Portal with the ArcGIS Server and provides a single sign on experience.

Federating an ArcGIS Server site with your portal—Portal for ArcGIS | ArcGIS for Server

vscott1

Wait, you say it's not supported for ArcGIS Online Organizations. I did an Active Directory configuration on our AGOL organization account:

Is this not the same thing?

vscott1

Thanks! I've put it on my schedule to attend!

vscott1

So the added secured map/feature service still requires additional logging as well due to "This does not connect your enterprise login with internal servers because it does not connect the two together."?

MiaogengZhang

Active Directory configuration is supported in ArcGIS Online. But when you sign in with your AD credentials in ArcGIS Online, those AD credentials won't be passed to ArcGIS Server (can't federate from ArcGIS Online to ArcGIS Server). Then you need to sign in twice to access secured service in ArcGIS Server. In Portal, once the server is federated, you will only sign in once.

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