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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">It's possible to achieve something like
this with identity provider. You can create identityProvider in
realm2, which will authenticate against realm1. In that case,
there will be button in login screen of realm2 like "Login with
realm1" and when user clicks on this, he will be logged-in
automatically. There is also possibility to use switch
"Authenticate by default" in identity provider and then login
screen of realm2 won't be shown, but instead it will always
automatically redirect to realm1 login screen.<br>
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The thing is, that you will end with duplicated user accounts
(Account of user "john" will be in both realm1 and realm2). AFAIK
we plan to improve this in the future to have this use-case more
"friendly" as more people ask about that.<br>
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Marek <br>
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On 25/02/16 01:39, Sarp Kaya wrote:<br>
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<div>Hi,</div>
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<div>I want to know whether it is possible to have SSO amongst two
realms. Ie User 1 logins to an app1 that auths against realm1,
then user 1 tries to use app2 which auths against realm2 which
should work fine as user 1 logged into realm1 before and it
should SSO into app2 fine.</div>
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<div>If this is possible then what would be the setup like?</div>
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<div>Kind Regards,</div>
<div>Sarp</div>
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