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Telligent Community can be configured to handle membership in one of two ways: Define your own membership rules within the community with users authenticated through the standard ASP.NET Forms authentication. Use the security that is already part of another application in your environment...

In this Article Register a new application on Facebook Set up Facebook open authentication in Telligent Community Sign into Telligent Community with Facebook Connect Related information In Telligent Community 6.0, you can use your Facebook credentials to sign into your site. Facebook OAuth and Facebook...

In this Article Register a new application on Twitter Set up Twitter open authentication in Telligent Community Sign into Telligent Community using Twitter Connect In Telligent Community 6.0, you can use your Twitter credentials to sign into your site. Twitter OAuth Usage requires having a Twitter...

In this Article Upgrade path matrix Upgrade from 6.0 to 6.1 procedure Notes for upgrading from 6.0 to 6.1 Updating files for the Telligent Community website Updating files for the the Telligent Evolution Job Scheduler Upgrade from 5.x to Telligent Community 6.x procedure Notes for upgrading from 5.x...

If you want to use the Telligent Community blog functionality to drive only the blogs component of an existing Web site, you can: Install and license Telligent Community on a separate subdomain (e.g., http://blogs.example.com ). Create a virtual directory in your Web server (e.g., http://www...

When you set up your Telligent community, you need to ensure that its structure matches the needs of the members and can provide you with the information you need to understand usage and performance. Before you walk through these steps to configure your community, you must first install Telligent Community...

We recommend using Cookie Authentication if you are configuring Telligent Community within an environment in which members of the community are already authenticating against an existing application that does not use Microsoft ASP.NET (e.g., PHP , ColdFusion ). Your members can then access your Telligent...

In this Article Install the Forms Authentication extension Forms Authentication extension configuration options We recommend using Forms Authentication if you are configuring Telligent Community in an environment where members of the community are already authenticating against an existing application...

In Telligent Community 6.0, your Telligent Evolution account can easily linked to your Facebook and Twitter accounts using OAuth. This means that you can use your Facebook or Twitter account to authenticate to your Telligent Community or Telligent Enterprise account. Or you can create a new community...

In this Article Configure Telligent Community for Windows Authentication Configure IIS Related information We recommend using Windows Authentication if you are configuring Telligent Community within an internal environment where members of the community are authenticated against Active Directory (also...

In this Article Authentication ticket name Machine keys Cookie paths Cookie domains When using the Forms Authentication module, there are a couple of areas to check first when troubleshooting any issues you might encounter when setting it up. These include the authentication ticket name, the machine...

In this Article How should I store user contributed media? Do I need to do anything with the authentication, authorization, roles or profile settings? Do I need to install Telligent Community on the Solr server? Do I need to install Solr on all Web servers in the Web farm? Do I need to enable the search...