Ricw Posted November 8, 2013 Share Posted November 8, 2013 SSO stands for Single Sign On, which basically means it's an integrated authentication system whereby if someone logs into (for example) the main site for a client, then they are also logged into IP.Board, and vice versa. So essentially it's a type of drop-in replacement for the built-in IP.Board Login and Registration system that integrates with a 3rd party application. :smile: The opposite is also true - where some clients will integrate their systems into the IP.Board Login and Registration system (rather than utilize their own). So when a member logs in, they are then automatically logged into the 3rd party application as well. Oh-well then I already crossed that hurdle and that is why I recently decided to incorporate my old html site (which was hosted somewhere else) with IPContent, since I hosted my board with IPS and which provides use of IPContent. I could have save so much time if I would have known to start here in the first place. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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