Re: ~ Logon to Active Directory ~
From: Larry Hastings (greg.NOSPAM.@NOSPAM.unixsucks.com)
Date: 12/09/02
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From: "Larry Hastings" <greg.NOSPAM.@NOSPAM.unixsucks.com> Date: Mon, 9 Dec 2002 15:28:45 -0600
Then if you don't want any impersonation, why just not check credentials
againsts AD and then use Forms authentication from that point on?
-- G http://www.unixsucks.com "Julian Mummery" <julianmummery@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:c3634ca6.0212091302.76fa1d00@posting.google.com... > Larry, > > It is how we have always done it with Client/Server applications and > the management has given us a specification with this as a > requirement. We do not want to use impersonation we just want to allow > users to log onto our asp.net suite of applications using their own > username and password which has to authenticate & logon to Active > Directory (but we want to use a web form - and not the gray popup > box). > > If you or anyone else can help me I would greatly appreciate it. > > Oh yeah I forgot, we are running it on Windows 2000 Server. I have > heard that you can do it with the new .NET Server, but we do not want > to touch that OS yet as it is brand new technology and is bound to > have teathing problems. > > Regards > Julian Mummery > Analyst/Designer
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