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I have a web form application that uses a simple login page to access the site. <br>but my project is to have the user connect automatically without login in.<br><br>Do I need to get the login credential from the windows or from Okta.?<br><br>I'm using a single sign on.<br><br>How can I access Okta server from my web form site to retrieve user credentials?<br><br><br><br>Thanks, <br>Lulu <br><br>
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I have a web form application that uses a simple login page to access the site.
but my project is to have the user connect automatically without login in.
Do I need to get the login credential from the windows or from Okta.?
I'm using a single sign on.
How can I access Okta server from my web form site to retrieve user credentials?
Thanks,
Lulu

Auto connect from Okta or Window?


I have a web form application that uses a simple login page to access the site.
but my project is to have the user connect automatically without login in.
Do I need to get the login credential from the windows or from Okta.?
I&#39;m using a single sign on.
How can I access Okta server from my web form site to retrieve user credentials?
Thanks,
Lulu

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