I have Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2016 On Premise and IFD Enabled On it.
In this situation I can not connect plugin Registration to CRM. Even I can not connect with XRMtoolbox.
My problem is what is Home Realm URL?
Unable to Login to Dynamics CRM
An Error occurred while processing the login request.
Try removing all your 3rd party plugins except the plugging registration tool.
Also there is a plugin registration tool from Microsoft in the CRM SDK download that you can use as well.
Do yourself a favor and download the CRM 2011 SDK. In the bin folder is the plug-in registration tool. The new version released in 2013+ is complete garbage with bugs that Microsoft Support is not interested in fixing.
That said, I don't think you can "Use Default Credentials" with IFD. For the server you should just put organizationName.domainname.tld. For user name use your UPN or domain\username. Don't use both the domain and user name fields unless you're using integrated authentication.
The Problem is In adfs Endpoints. After you Install IFD on CRM You want a Important Endpoint That Named "Mex".
For Solve The Problem First go to ADFS Management and go to endpoints and Click on adfs/services/trust/Mex and click on Enable and Enable on proxy for this Endpoint. after that reset the iis and adfs service.
Then You can Browse that enpoint with https://service.contoso.com/adfs/services/trust/mex.
if you See the Metadata Xml Document Now You Can Connect With Any Tool Like Portal, Plugin Registration, Xrmtoolbox, etc.
but If you Don't see this metadata use this Command in Power shell to Change The Adfs Port.
Set-ADFSProperties –nettcpport: 809
i Choose 809 for My Port And You Can choose any port you want Except 443 or 80 or 90, Then like before Restart The IIS and Restart ADFS Service and then you Can see metadata And You Can Connect With Any Application to CRM 2016 On Premise IFD Mode.
At The End Of this Answer You can See My Metadata Page And My Connected Plugin Registration Tool Pictures.
If You Have Any Question You Can Ask it From Me.
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First post here. Facing a problem where on Windows 10 an Oracle Identity Access Management (IAM) Windows Native Authentication (WNA) protocol fallback to a form-based logon page always fails whenever the Microsoft Online Services Sign-In Assistant (SIA) is installed. Whenever we remove the SIA, the WNA fallback to a form-based logon page always succeeds. This error is reproducible 100% of the time. We have not tested on Windows 8 or Windows 7. I've researched it, and there is not much out there to read about the SIA; it does not look to be configurable on the client end. Really want to avoid changing up code on the IAM WNA side.
Anyone out there seen this before? This is a large enterprise network, using all Windows 10 computers, which has both Oracle IAM running for some applications as well as Microsoft Windows 2008 R2 Active Directory, to which all the Windows 10 computers are joined. We are also standardized with Office 2016 with all back-end servers supporting Office apps such as Outlook, Lync, etc. in the cloud (Office 365).
Please let me know if I need to show the Oracle IAM/WNA SSO fallback code.
The Microsoft Online Services Sign-In Assistant is not configurable. But, if all your computers are running Office 2016 you do not need it anyway and it can be safely uninstalled, which as you said will make the fallback to form-based logon page work. If you were running Office 2013 you would need it however. Office 2016 apps such as Outlook and Lync can go direct with ADFS whereas previous versions could not do this. I don't have a URL reference for you, this is based on my experience.
I have developed a custom sharepoint 2010 action and succesfully deployed through wsp
ADD-SPSolution, Install-SPSsolution + modification of web.config for port 80 and deployment was successful and I see this action also in Designer and action can be used within workflow.
I need to deploy it to Sharepoint 2013 foundation workflow platform 2010, so I used the same process, deployment to GAC, GlobalDeployment, compatibilityMode 14,15.
I also added authorized type to web.config, but I can not see activity in sharepoint designer 2013.
I created developement server Sharepoint 2013, I have created the activity on this new dev server and succesfully deployed to dev server, but despite this, I can not deploy it to production server as mentioned at the begining of this paragraph.
The only difference is that developement servers (SP Foundation 2010/2013) use PORT 80 /HTTP/ and production server uses port 443/HTTPS.
Is there any difference when deploying to this web aplication with SSL/TLS configured? Do I need to modify somehow source code? Or installation process?
I have lost 2 days and I have seen probably all forums in the web...
Kind regards and thank for help upfront.
This might be silly, but have you activated the feature that contains the workflow activity on the particular production site? SPD reads from the site.
Close SPD.
Check your %LOCALAPPDATA%\Microsoft\WebsiteCache and %APPDATA%\Microsoft\Web Server Extensions\Cache - clear out the site that your SPD has cached and then restart - see if SPD brings down the site definitions again.
Installed SiteMinder web agent(ca-wa-IIS7-12.0-sp3-cr010-win64.exe) in windows server 2008 r2, and IIS version 7.5. There are 2 web sites(A,B) under the IIS server, while the agent only targets to one web site A(select one website during install). I do not have a valid policy server, so input fake IP during configuration of web agent.
Then access A in browser, there is error as expected, but access B in browser, server also returns an error. CA related http modules can be seen registered in A site in IIS. none CA SiteMinder related things in Module or Handler in B site of IIS. so How does CA SiteMinder web agent work with IIS? and is it able to process request event not resisted in IIS? is there a way that only apply SSO to only one website of server with many websites?
That version was buggy. use CR12 if 12.0 SP3 Pollicy Server. If 12.5 or later use the 12.5 or later agent.
that version has the classic 6 embedded and a new module for the new pipline.
this type of question really should be answered with "go take a class, ca has many" because you did not specify a problem and thus there is no real issue to address and assist with.
New to JAVA. I developed Web application(JSP) successfully delpoyed on TOMCAT 6.0. Now the client want to use external SSO to authenticate users. As of now when the users are authenticated the website is displayed with Login Page where the user has to login again.
I am using the Login.jsp to bring the user roles from the SQLDB for Website.
What I want to accomplish now is when User is authenticated login.jsp should retrieve the credentials from the SSO and display the website thus accomplishing the purpose of Single sign on process.
I read a lot from this forum and other websites but kinda lost in the process.
Any help would be appreciated.
thank you
We developed a Tomcat extension (valve) which does just that. Basically you use standard J2EE security (role-ref etc) in your app and our Tomcat valve then acts as a bridge between Tomcat and our SSO platform. You can find out more at www.cloudseal.com
Of course you may not want to use our SSO platform :-( but you can still use our Tomcat valve and modify it to fit your needs. It's released under an Apache 2 license and you can grab the source from Github
Can someone explain to me why one would use IFD (Internet Facing Deployment) to access Microsoft CRM vs. just using Windows Authentication? They seem equivalent to me in their features. Not sure of the benefits of IFD over Windows auth however.
Thanks!
Take a look at this previous answer for some discussion on this topic: Exposed onsite vs IFD deployments for MS Dynamics CRM
I would say from my standpoint the biggest issue with using Windows Auth over the internet for CRM is the issue of Outlook integration. The second point I would make is that Windows Auth can present issues to people accessing CRM from a non-domain computer when outside the domain - i.e., their home computer. Not always but I have seen issues pop-up (not very often) that are avoided in a forms based configuration.
As a reminder in 2011 the IFD feature has been changed signficantly so that you must use Active Directory Federation Service which is claims-based. I recommend reading over http://blogs.msdn.com/b/crm/archive/2011/01/13/configuring-ifd-with-microsoft-dynamics-crm-2011.aspx and watching the video at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZD5qaa-G99E.
You can certainly go with Windows Auth but if you are willing to put in the extra work go with the Internet Facing setups for a more robust and better supported install.
I want to add to privious answer.
Integrating Outlook client from outside the domain can be done by reseting windows credential in the control panel from time to time.
another complication is SharePoint integration which can't be used outside the domain with SSO.
If you do use IFD, I recommand on this blog:
http://dynamics.co.il/configuring-crm-2011-ifd