Is it possible to user a asp.netusers table table from 1 db for other db's and solutions?

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Okay, So I want to basically use a single sign on...I read on it, but I cant seem to find good documentation or tutorials on how to implement it for MVC asp.net 4.5. I have an application which allows users to register... I want to be able to allow users from that application to be logged into the second application if they have access. Also, both of these applications would be in different databases... Any suggestions? Btw this is not using webforms...
Is it possible to apply the roles manager with from that first application into the second? Or would I just need to create new roles in the second application?

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I have looked up numerous things on google... Most of what I read doesn't work for me or it isn't good tutorial/documentation to follow implementing it.

Posted 7-Mar-16 5:58am

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Updated 7-Mar-16 16:09pm

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Wonde Tadesse · Accepted Answer · 2016-03-07T16:09:00

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You will need to implement a centralized role management and use across the applications. This article will be a starting point. Introducing Single Sign-on to an existing ASP.NET MVC application[^]

Posted 7-Mar-16 16:09pm

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Member 12362975 7-Mar-16 22:33pm

I have read this article. it explains what sso but doesnt explain how to implement it into mvc. that was like top 5 search results on google earlier

Wonde Tadesse 7-Mar-16 22:52pm

That is the approach you need to look at it. It's all there in the article.