[OpenID] OpenID Book draft version available for download

[Rafeeq Rehman]

David,
Thanks for the feedback and yes it definitely makes sense.
 
I have received many other useful comments from other members of this
mailing list in my personal email. I want to thank all of those who took
time to do this.
 
I would request members of this mailing list to send me any other use cases
for using OpenID in the enterprise. Specifically, I want to include
sufficient information in the next release of the book related to the
following:
 
1.       OpenID and SSO.
2.       Integration of OpenID with LDAP, Active Directory and other
traditional solutions for identity management. I believe that OpenID has to
work with existing solutions to be more acceptable in the enterprise
environment.
3.       Cross Company Authentication. I have included one solution for CCA
in the book that I worked on. I am sure there are other use cases as well.
4.       Two factor and OpenID.
5.       OpenID integration with CardSpace (PIP solution is a good example)
 
I think this book effort will help on the "applied" side of OpenID,
especially new comers to the OpenID world. I think it would also help in
OpenID adoption in general.
 
Once again thanks a lot for suggestions and encouragements.
 
Rafeeq Rehman  
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From: Recordon, David [mailto:drecordon at verisign.com] 
Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2007 12:05 PM
To: Rafeeq Rehman; general at openid.net
Subject: RE: [OpenID] OpenID Book draft version available for download
 
Hi Rafeeq,
Cool, glad to see this coming together!
 
One thing I'd find interesting for you to discuss is OpenID behind an
enterprise's firewall.  The use case here grows out of the number of new
collaborative tools which have grown from the Internet and are now being
used within enterprises.  Today, each application requires the IT department
become involved and integrate directly with Active Directory, Novell
Netware, etc.  Instead, by having an OpenID Provider setup within the
firewall, which integrates with the company's directory, it becomes much
easier to deploy additional tools.  Each new tool would then just whitelist
a pattern for allowed OpenID's from the internal provider.  That make sense?
 
Cheers,
--David
 
From: general-bounces at openid.net [mailto:general-bounces at openid.net] On
Behalf Of Rafeeq Rehman
Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2007 7:34 PM
To: general at openid.net
Subject: [OpenID] OpenID Book draft version available for download
 
All,
The draft PDF version of OpenID Book is available for download now at
http://www.openidbook.com
 
Rafeeq Rehman  
 
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