Token based authentication (JWT) in asp.net core 2.0 WebAPI

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Very helpful. Thanks for going through it step-by-step. It's a lot easier to understand than the Docs.

DrakePitts

Excellent tutorial, thank you very much for sharing it. It is a very good contribution to the community and to those of us who are new to these technologies!
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sebastiannegro

Thank you so much for hitting the nail on the head. This is indeed helpful. I have searched for this across the globe.

ogmiga

Thanks for the video, thanks for saving the time for implementing jwt authorization. hope you will post more videos in future for community.

harmeetsingh

Very helpful. thanks for sharing this useful tutorial.

rkmforyou

It helped me. Not boring explanations and going directly to the issues I needed. For those hatters I will be happy to watch any better videos they have, just publish your links here.

beatrizhugo

Thanks so much for the video! Really helped me with setting up JWT for my API for my SPA! Would love to see a part 2 of this where you perhaps make use of refresh tokens, OAuth.

garethhodgson

Thank you, I watched your video and found it useful. Good Job.

wiln

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Very helpful video. Thanks for this video.

AshProgHelp

Worked well! Great video, thank you so much :)

kistelekigergo

It was really helpful. Probably saved a lot of time. many thanks

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vietson

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carlosalmeida

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senobardotnet

If you want your tokens to actually register as expired by your application, you need to add a little bit of code to your Startup.cs. In the AddJwtBearer method, you will need to add RequireExpirationTime = true & ValidateLifetime = true, and optionally ClockSkew = TimeSpan.FromMinutes(3) to account for server time drift. Recommendation for clock skew is 5 minutes or less.

RizzoMcLovin

Well done, man! Thank you very much!! :D

Ionutu

It was helpful. Need more explanation on code.

archanakharat

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