Auth10.AspNet.SimpleConfig (nuget): Using <appSettings> to store all the federation parameters is simpler to understand, it works well with cloud hosting and you have more control of how WIF works.      <add key="fedauth.identityProviderUrl" value="https://auth10-preview.accesscontrol.windows.net/v2/wsfederation" />     <add key="fedauth.realm" value="http://myapp" />     <add key="fedauth.certThumbprint" value="B538E6F6A1....0B529F716" />     <add key="fedauth.requireSsl" value="true" />     <add key="fedauth.enableManualRedirect" value="false" />
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