Re: URL Authentication IIS 6.0
- From: r.oosterholt@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: 14 Nov 2006 01:16:24 -0800
Thanks for your reply.
The servers are indeed part of the same domain...
So this can not be the problem...
Rick O.
Marcelo Villalón schreef:
Are the servers part of the same domain? If they don't that is the problem,
admin and/or guest in server1 cannot be authenticated in server2 because
they are different systems or security scope.
Marcelo V.
<r.oosterholt@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I need to authenticate users agains an Active Directory (or rather
ADAM)...
I've red about a new feature in IIS 6.0: URL Authentication and I did
manage to set-up a situation where users are authenticated by use of
LDAP query: (&(objectCategory=user)(CN=*)))
But, now comes the stange part, only users logged-in on the server
where IIS is configured are authenticated correctly.
For example:
IIS/URL Authentication is configured at server Server1 to protect
virtual directory /URLTest.
When user 'admin' is logged in Server1, he is able to go to
http://localhost/URLTest
When user 'test' is logged in Server1, he is also able to go to the url
above,
When users 'admin' or 'test' are logged-in on another server, they are
not able to navigate to Server1/URLTest because they cannot be
authenticated...
What is wrong?
.
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