HttpWebRequest http = (HttpWebRequest)HttpWebRequest.Create(url) So, I mixed and matched code and came up with the following: static void Main3()ĬookieContainer cookies = new CookieContainer() The problem is that all of it is for SharePoint. So, I decided to replicate the network traffic and have relied on the following posts and examples:Īll these websites have great C# examples on screen scraped authentication, ADFS, and a bunch of other useful information. So, I go to login, enter my credentials, and it then forwards me the admin page. I started off with but with Fiddler realized I could just skip straight through to and achieve the same result. I've read a lot of articles all relating to SharePoint and have read up on STS, SRF files, and active/passive federation services. Recently, there is a project I took on to automatically parse some web data from the admin page via C#. I have an Exchange tenant with Microsoft (), an admin account and the admin page through which I manage my ( settings).

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