Hi sagarwal04,
Yes, it is possible to authenticate with claims "SP2013 is all about claims", but if the question is more what will happen when you have multiple Claims providers in the same web application and you want to choose a specific one and authenticate with the tool "SPCB2013.exe".
Then recommend the following steps:
If you try to access to AD claims you should be redirect to the authentication page:
https://[site]/_trust/default.aspx?trust=blablablabla.Page
Then will depend in the authentication of the custom claim....
Question to BdeJager:
I didn't give a look in the code but are you making direct authentication access to Site and send the credentialcache directly there, "correct"?
If i say something you don't agree please inform me.
Kind regards,
Andre Lage
Yes, it is possible to authenticate with claims "SP2013 is all about claims", but if the question is more what will happen when you have multiple Claims providers in the same web application and you want to choose a specific one and authenticate with the tool "SPCB2013.exe".
Then recommend the following steps:
If you try to access to AD claims you should be redirect to the authentication page:
- https://[site]/_windows/default.aspx?ReturnUrl=%2f_layouts%2f15%2fAuthenticate.aspx%3fSource%3d%252F&Source=%2F
Pick that the authenticate url page "https://[site]/_layouts/15/Authenticate.aspx" and use Authentication "default" with AD credentials "domain\login" and "Password" in the tool "SPCB2013.exe" (this will return a false/positive "error" but the authentication is made with success). -
After that you can add the url https://[site] and authenticate again without problems.
https://[site]/_trust/default.aspx?trust=blablablabla.Page
Then will depend in the authentication of the custom claim....
Question to BdeJager:
I didn't give a look in the code but are you making direct authentication access to Site and send the credentialcache directly there, "correct"?
If i say something you don't agree please inform me.
Kind regards,
Andre Lage