Re: Integrated or Digest Windows Authentication through form
From: Thomas Deml [MS] (thomad@online.microsoft.com)
Date: 10/19/02
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From: "Thomas Deml [MS]" <thomad@online.microsoft.com> Date: Sat, 19 Oct 2002 00:03:39 -0700
Windows Integrated only throws a username/password dialog if the access was
denied by an ACL on the resource you want to access. Windows Integrated
authentication uses the credentials of the currently logged on user. If this
user doesn't have access you get prompted. There might be something in IE
that allows you to be not prompted (I think IE6 on Windows XP can take
advantage of a service called "Credential Manager"). You have to ask in the
IE newsgroup though.
-- Thomas Deml Lead Program Manager Internet Information Services Microsoft Corp. <none@none.com> wrote in message news:k0d0ru86a3knq913atltphsd4sld0kd3ld@4ax.com... > Hello, > > is there a way to perform a windows authentication (integrated or > digest) in a browser without my user having to type > username/password/domain? > Let's say I have a form, my user types username and password, and when > the server processes it (in ASP.NET) it authenticates the user with > Windows authentication. I don't want him to have to fill manually the > popup windows that IE presents when he accesses a reserved area. > Is it possible? > > Thanks!
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