8 docs tagged with "authentication"

Lagoon can identify users solely by their email address.

Two certificates are used to sign or encrypt data related to authentication.

Forms authentication enables login with a username and password.

You can enable two-factor authentication for form-based logins, i.e. login / password.

Lagoon relies on ASP.NET Core Identity to manage users, roles, hashed passwords, account recovery, account confirmation, and related mechanisms.

This page covers the SAML2 configuration of a Lagoon application and the associated ADFS settings.

With UserStorage = None, an SSO or Windows login neither writes user nor token to the database: the user's identity only lives in the cookie and tokens.

Windows authentication is enabled server-side and requires configuring the execution environment, notably in development with IIS Express or when publishing to IIS.