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ACS supports single sign on via kerberos. However, your example seems to lean more toward bypass sign on which is also supported as an IBM i solution. I'll suggest you open a PMR and work with our Service team. They will be able to help walk you through the available options.
To the submitter - If your Windows authentication uses Active Directory, then you probably already have SSO in ACS through the Kerberos support on IBM i in its Network Authentication Services.
You would use NAS and Enterprise Identity Management (EIM) on IBM i - the latter maps your Windows principles (users) to the IBM i user profile for the same person.
Vern Hamberg, CAAC member