Windows Identity Foundation (WIF) SDK Help Overhaul

• Overview
  • Identity Challenges – SSO, Identity Flow, Fine Grained Authorization (Changed from: Identity Silos)
  • The Claims-Based Identity Model
  • Solution Concept (Changed from: Basic Scenario)
  • Security Token Service
  • Relying Party
  • Solution Implementation Overview (Changed from: Federation Scenario)
  • Fast track (How to use this content)
• Getting Started
  • Windows Identity Foundation SDK - Download and Installation of runtime and dev tools (External)
  • Windows Identity Foundation Download and Installation of runtime only (External)
  • Requirements (Changed from Windows Identity Foundation SDK)
  • How to: Build an ASP.NET Relying Party Application
  • How to: Build a WCF Relying Party Application
• Product Features
  • What is Windows Identity Foundation?
  • Expose claims to ASP.NET applications and WCF services via Integration with IIdentity and IPrincipal
  • Visual Studio Templates
  • Administrative trust management using FedUtil tool
  • Federated Sign In ASP.NET control
  • Translate between claims and NT tokens
  • Support for Identity Delegation Scenario via ActAs token
  • Supports the WS-Trust protocol, Active Profile
  • Supports WS-Federation, Passive profile
  • Glossary
• Architecture
  • The Claims-Based Identity Model
  • Integration with IIdentity and IPrincipal
  • How WIF Processes Requests– (Changed from: Building Relying Party Applications)
  • Security Token Service
  • Relying Party
  • What is an IP-STS and what is a RP-STS?
  • WS-Federated Authentication Module Overview
  • Session Management
  • IssuerNameRegistry
  • Claims to Windows Token Service (c2WTS) Overview
  • ClaimsAuthenticationManager, ClaimsAuthorizationManager, and OriginalIssuer
  • Claims Issuance Pipeline
  • Token Handlers
  • Built-In Token Handlers
• Application Scenarios and Solutions
  • Integrating WIF with ASP.NET web applications (Changed from: Building ASP.NET Relying Party Applications)
    • How to: Build an ASP.NET Relying Party Application
    • How To: Establishing Trust from an ASP.NET Relying Party Application to an STS using FedUtil
    • How To: Establishing Trust from an ASP.NET Relying Party Application to an STS using the FederatedPassiveSignIn
    • Sample: Simple Claims Aware Web Application
    • Sample: Claims based Authorization
    • Sample: Using Claims In IsInRole
  • Integrating WIF with WCF services (Changed from: Building WCF Relying Party Applications)
    • WCF Application Compatibility
    • WCF: WSTrustChannelFactory and WSTrustChannel
    • WCF: Built-in Bindings Overview
    • How to: Build a WCF Relying Party Application
    • How To: Establishing Trust from a WCF Relying Party Service to an STS using FedUtil
    • Sample: Simple Claims Aware Web Service
    • Sample: Claims based Authorization
    • Sample: Using Claims In IsInRole
  • Building Security Token Services (STS) (Changed from: Building an STS)
    • How to: Build Passive Profile (WS-Federation) STS – For ASP.NET (Changed from: How to: Build an ASP.NET STS)
    • How to: Build Active Profile (WS-Trust) STS – For WCF (Changed from: How to: Build a WCF STS)
• WIF Anatomy
  • Identification (how a client identifies itself)
    • WIF Client

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