Re: IIS Integrated Authentication with ADAM ?
- From: "Ken Schaefer" <kenREMOVE@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 1 Aug 2009 15:22:44 +1000
Hi,
I don't believe you'll be able to use ADAM for this task (unless you write your own authentication module). The supplied Microsoft one only talks to AD.
What you could do is setup a second domain in your DMZ, and then configure a one-way trust with your existing Production domain. That way, users in your Production domain can access the website. You can put your external users in the DMZ domain, but they won't have any permissions/access back to the existing Prod domain.
Cheers
Ken
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"JimmyMc" <james.mcmillan@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:6dc94111-421d-430a-9c88-951fde92886e@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hi
We currently have an Intranet site hosted on our IIS server that is
currently joined to the AD domain. Authentication is currently using
'Integrated Windows authentication'.
We have the need to open this up to external users and for obvious
reasons, want to move this IIS server to the DMZ and don't want it
joined to the domain.
I believe we need to utilise ADAM (i.e. Active Directory Application
Mode) but really don't know where to start. Can anyone help? Do we
need MIIS as well (sounds expensive from the basic research I've
done).
Is this an Infrastructure-only thing, or will we need development
resource as well?
Any starters-for-10 gratefully received..
Cheers, James
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