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New AzMan Developer Whitepaper

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The AzMan developer whitepaper is now available. This is over 100 pages of AzMan Development info. Here’s the link

 

Here’s the outline:

 

Introduction to Developing Authorization Manager Solutions
Executive Summary
Application Authorization Challenges
Windows Authorization Manager
Application Security Design
Application Authentication Model
Determining an Application Authentication Model
Designing an Authorization Manager Solution
Identifying Resources and Operations
Determine Scoping Model
Determining Management Model
Implementing an Authorization Manager Solution
Store and Application Initialization
Client Context Initialization
Access Validation
Updating Policy
Performance
Environment-Specific Design Considerations
Deployment Considerations for Developers
Authorization Manager Availability
Deployment Approaches
Application Installation
Active Directory Storage
Using ADAM as a Store for Authorization Manager Policy
Authorization Manager Transactional and Concurrence Situation
Delegation of Administration
Troubleshooting the ASP.NET Authorization Manger Store Provider
Troubleshooting ADAM Access with Active Directory
Conclusion
Additional Resources

Comments

  • Anonymous
    October 03, 2006
    Hi Dave,finally there is a good resource where to get information for AzMan Developers.I want ask you if are supported the Application Groups in Scopes when the policy store is Adam.When I try to create Application Groups  (in Scopes) they are right created, but when I close the AzMan MMC and reopen they disappear. I looked with Adam Adsi Edit MMC that they are present. I tried with an Xml store and everything is ok.My configuration is Windows 2003 Std. sp1 with Adam sp1.Best RegardsCorrado

  • Anonymous
    December 11, 2006
    Hi Catho, Yes application groups are supported in ADAM. This is a puzzling problem. One thing that is possible is that you have two ADAM instances and there is a replication delay and when you reconnect you getting the ADAM instance that has not had the changes yet. HTH -Dave

  • Anonymous
    January 05, 2007
    SSRS supports security extensions and I am wondering if there is any reason that AZMan could not be used in this capacity to replace the default ssrs authentication and authorization mechanism.

  • Anonymous
    January 09, 2007
    Hi smorganburntsand,I’m not an expert in SSRS but AFAIK there is no reason you could not integrate AzMan and SSRS. Several customers have experimented with it and I heard of no problems.HTH,Dave

  • Anonymous
    January 21, 2007
    Hi Dave,I made some tests and saw that on that configuration (AdamSp1 on Win2003 Sp1 with any replica on port 389) Application Groups in Scopes are not shown in the console (After closing and reopening the console they disappear).  If I open the same policy store from Windows XP does work.Have you any ideas ?Best RegardsCorrado

  • Anonymous
    February 02, 2007
    Hi Catho,You may be hitting this issue:http://support.microsoft.com/kb/906381In which case there is a fix.I hope that's it :-)Dave