Tuesday, June 24, 2008

openID


What is OpenID?

OpenID is the decentralized, lightweight protocol for single sign-on and portable identity that is causing a massive disruption in today’s internet.OpenID is still in the adoption phase and is becoming more and more popular. More than 10,000 Web sites currently accept OpenID, a figure growing very fastly, and many of the world’s leading companies, including AOL, Microsoft, Sun, Novell,Google Blogger, VeriSign, France Telecom and Sun Microsystems have adopted or announced support for OpenID enabling over 160 million users.

An OpenID is a URL. An example OpenID URL would be ‘https://ddprajapati.myopenid.com/’, and when asked to sign in to an OpenID-enabled site I would type “https://ddprajapati.myopenid.com/” into the sign in box.

Why OpenID?

OpenID eliminates the need for multiple usernames across different websites, simplifying your online experience.

With OpenID, you don’t have to sign up and create a new account for each site that supports OpenID – you can just use the identity you already have. Hundreds of millions of OpenIDs already exist, and it is likely that you already have one from a service you use.

How Do I Create an OpenID?

Getting an OpenID from our own myOpenID.com is simple and only takes a moment.Get one now.

Example: https://ddprajapati.myopenid.com/

Where can I use it?

Thousands of websites support OpenID login, with more coming online every day. The best places to look for enabled sites are at:

1. myOpenID Site Directory
2. OpenIDDirectory.com

How can I use it?

1. You enter your OpenID on the login page of any site that supports OpenID (look for the OpenID logo OpenID Logo Med.).




2.
Authenticate with your OpenID provider and surf on.



3. Set Allow foever, Allow once or deny it.


4. now you can used this website. but one other option is that suppose You want to create account for current site, then only need to insert addition information, rest of detail are taken from your openID account.



5. Enjoy!!!!






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