Single Sign On with adLDAP and apache (xampp 1.7.3)

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Published on 2010-04-16T10:17:46Z Indexed on 2010/04/16 10:23 UTC
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I've successfully managed to connect to my Active Directory if I type in a username and password. To do this I'm using a PHP script called adLDAP. But I want my users to auto sign in if they are signed in on a computer connected to the Active Directory.

If I understand things right, I need to use something called Single Sign On (SSO). I've tried searching for a tutorial on how to install this on a apache server running on windows 7, but with no luck. Could someone guide me in the right directions please? :)

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