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Using the WIF ClaimsToWindowsToken service to get a kerberos token for the impersonated user

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Hi,

From my middleware coponent that supports Claims based authentication I need to consume a WCF service hosted on Sharepoint 2010 with a kerberos respectively a SPNego authentication.

>>Claims>>   Middleware   >>Kerberos/SPNEGO>>   WCF Service on Sharepoint 2010

My plan is to develop a Routing WCF service which will be hosted on the Middleware component. This service will evaluate the claims and call the WIF ClaimsToWindowsToken service in order to impersonate the windows user.

>>Claims>>   WCF Routing Service on Middleware >>>>  WIF ClaimsToWindowsToken   >>Kerberos/SPNEGO>>   WCF Service on Sharepoint 2010

The routing Web Service should run under a user which is allowed for delegation. After the impersonation the WCF Service on Sharepoint 2010 will be called via Windows Integrated Authentication.

I assume that the Routing Service is now able to get a kerberos token for the impersonated user. So at the Sharepoint side the user should be authenticated correctly.

Is my assumption correct?

thx
Esse


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