Re: [fw-wiz] ISA and Authentication Question...

From: Mark (firewalladmin_at_bellsouth.net)
Date: 07/21/04

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    To: wnoonan@colltech.com
    Date: Wed, 21 Jul 2004 06:55:41 -0400
    
    

    I'm not sure how that would/could be done, a lot may depend on the
    client (firewall client, secure NAT client, web proxy or all 3) but if
    the noble members of this list don't know I would post the question on
    www.isaserver.org. I literally cut my ISA Teeth on that site and was
    never disappointed.

    >(oh, and for those wondering why you would want to do this... I
    >dunno... customers... what can you do? :-))

    I can think of a reason. There are a few folks on my network that like
    to use a local admin account all day and bypass login scripts and such
    when they use domain accounts (which make them only users on their
    machines). They inherited, by bad policy, local admin rights before I
    started working there and you know how hard it is to take away something
    they have always had. This would make it a real pain for them and
    probably force them to log into the domain like everyone else.

    Mark

    On Tue, 2004-07-20 at 22:00, Wes Noonan wrote:
    > Got a strange question on ISA and authentication of users browsing the
    > Internet.
    >
    > Is it possible to prevent ISA from prompting for a username when a user logs
    > onto the workstation using a local user account? By default ISA prompts for
    > authentication if integrated authentication fails. In this case, we want ISA
    > to simply not permit the connection at all without prompting.
    >
    > I'm open to third party tools as well (I think Websense, etc. can do this
    > based on testing with other firewalls).
    >
    > TIA.
    >
    > (oh, and for those wondering why you would want to do this... I dunno...
    > customers... what can you do? :-))
    >
    > Wes Noonan
    > Senior Network Consultant
    > 832-563-3698
    > "Hardening Network Infrastructure"
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    > Available now at http://tinyurl.com/5852c
    >
    >
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