Re: catch 401.2 error

From: Stefan (shogun_at_steffsworld.ch)
Date: 10/10/03 

Date: Fri, 10 Oct 2003 15:41:05 +0200

Hi Alexander
Did you try to configure the catch in the IIS?
try to put your custom page in the IIS on the error 401.2
"Alexander Stojakovic" <stojakovic@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:eaVTy1yjDHA.1004@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
> Dear collegues!
>
> I am trying to create a single Login Application, that can either
> authenticate against a database or against ADSI. Intenal users
> can have both an NT Account and anotherone (AppAccount)
> in the database (as clients would normaly have) and should be
> able to decide which one to use. However (you know how
> clients are) should an automatic authentication against ADSI
> be tried at first.
>
> So I created 2 web forms Login.aspx (Anonymous Access)
> and LoginNtlm.aspx (Integrated Security)
>
> First the user hits Login.aspx, where I check his IP address to
> see if the request comes from within my network (in this case
> I can be sure, that the user is not a client and therefore has
> an ADSI account) or from outside (user can be an employee
> or client).
>
> If the user comes from outside Login.aspx is displayed and the
> user can authenticate against the database or click on a link to
> LoginNtlm.aspx to authenticate against ADSI.
>
> If the request is internal the user is automaticaly redirected to
> LoginNtlm.aspx. If the user has configured his browser as we
> expect it he will be prompted to enter his NT credentials. If the
> user decides not to use his NT account, but instead wants to
> enter with his AppAccount (for special purposes or test purposes)
> he should be able to click Cancel and then be redirected to the
> Login.aspx.
>
> My problem now is, that I didn't find a way to catch the 401.2 error
> on LoginNtlm.apsx to be able to redirect the usere as required,
>
> best regards
>
> Sascha
>
>
>

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