Re: Kerberos, SETSPN, GET & POST
- From: "Ken Schaefer" <kenREMOVE@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 29 Feb 2008 16:08:56 +1100
<raymond_b_jimenez@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:cf95139d-ec91-40e3-94c8-a297658c7231@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
It seems to me that you aren't really sure what you are looking at, and youI'm really sure what I'm looking at:
don't (or can't) provide accurate details on what you are seeing. You also
appear to be somewhat confused about the use of SPNs.
Cheers
Ken
1-Using Kerberos, I get a 401 error for each GET request.
2-Using SETSPN, the 401's go away for the GET requests, but happen for
POST requests. This happens because the Kerberos request fails and IE
seems to revert to NTLM.
There is no "fall back" mechanism for Kerberos -> NTLM
The webserver presents a list of authN mechanisms and the client decides which to use.
Option 2 is better, but since the application has a lot of POSTs,
there is still to many overhead.
The strange 401's I've referred to are related to 401's that happen on
different objects on different occasions. If I repeat the test
(deleting temporary files), the errors occur in different objects/
requests... Unfortunately, I cannot provide traffic captures, because
of confidentiality issues.
I would suggest that you contact PSS then.
I have tried to explain how this should work, but your situation is obviously somewhat different. There is some other element within the mix that is changing the way your clients are behaving. But if you have confidentiality issues, then you should engage the services of a trusted party that is able to sign an NDA and who can then look at your configuratino to determine what is happening.
Cheers
Ken
rj
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