The document discusses different security models and authentication methods for services including Kerberos, X.509 certificates, and federated security. It also mentions Active Directory Application Mode (ADAM) for lightweight directory access, storing credentials in a SQL Server database, and using Windows accounts stored in Active Directory for authentication. Frequently asked questions about implementing security are also referenced.

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3. Model Dependencies

4. Services Contract Model Act.

5. The Service Factory In Action

6. SECURITY KERBEOS AS = Authentication Server TGS = Ticket Granting Server SS = Service Server.

7. SECURITY KERBEOS AS = Authentication Server TGS = Ticket Granting Server SS = Service Server.

8. SECURITY USING X.509 CERTIFICATES

9. SECURITY USING X.509 CERTIFICATES

10. FEDERATE SECURITY

11. Direct Authentication ADAM . Active Directory Application Mode (ADAM) is a lightweight directory service that is accessed using a Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP). SQL Server . User credentials are stored in a database and accessed using membership and role provider classes that are available in the .NET Framework. Windows accounts . Credentials are used to authenticate users stored in Active Directory.

12. Implementing Security

13. Frequently Asked Questions

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