ADFS Claims App
I have an app configured to use ADFS and it's setup using a group
claim. What I need is to have a couple of pages that don't require
authentication in this website.
In our company we use a completely isolated domain for our external
apps where users are created in this domain. I need to create a
registration page that users can access and sign up for the site. It
will create the user in external domain and grant access to this
application. I was hoping there was a way similar to forms based
authentication where I could location element tag with web.config to
allow anonymous access to certain pages or a folder within the web.
.
Relevant Pages
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