Centrify DirectControl for JBoss AS

Extending Active Directory authentication to JBoss AS applications running on Microsoft Windows, Novell SUSE, Red Hat and Sun Solaris servers

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CTO Paul Moore describes how DirectControl provides Active Directory-based single sign-on for web applications, including a discussion of how DirectControl supports Microsoft Active Directory Federation Service.

The Centrify DirectControl Authentication Guide for Java Applications describes how DirectControl enables you to set up Active Directory authentication for Apache applications in a variety of use cases.

Centrify DirectControl for JBoss AS delivers Active Directory-based web single sign-on for both intranet and extranet applications hosted both on Microsoft Windows and on popular UNIX and Linux systems.

  • For intranet applications, DirectControl enables Active Directory-based web SSO via Kerberos and LDAP.
  • For extranet applications, DirectControl leverages Microsoft Active Directory Federation Services (ADFS) to provide federated identity management for both business-to-business and business-to-customer web applications.

A single DirectControl web module supports both authentication methods, and snaps seamlessly into the DirectControl Agent. This provides organizations with a single, integrated architecture to secure and manage access to host systems and the applications running on them. DirectControl leverages the organization's Active Directory infrastructure, accounts and groups for seamless integration into existing management processes. No additional servers or software are required.

The Centrify DirectControl Authentication Guide for Java Applications provides complete information on configuring JBoss AS servers and applications to use Centrify DirectControl and Active Directory for authentication. This guide is intended for JBoss AS administrators and application developers who are responsible for managing user access to JBoss AS resources.