Kerberos/ASP/Delegation/W2K3

meshko_at_gmail.com
Date: 07/19/05

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    Hi,
    We have an ASP (not .NET) application which needs to talk to network
    shares and AD. In the test domain I configured the website of the ASP
    app to use Integrated Windows Authentication and disabled anonymous
    access, then enabled delegation for the system where the IIS runs. I
    could use IE do access the website and the ASP application was working
    as expected, was able to talk to both network shares on orther systems
    and AD.
    Now I have another test domain which seems to be exactly the same, but
    the ASP app doesn't work. All systems in both domains are W2K3 with
    Service Pack 1, running in something relatively close to default
    configuration.
    So I have domain1 and domain2, domain1 working, domain2 not. In each
    domain I have basically 3 systems: client, webserver (ws),
    domaincontroller (dc). From client2 I can connect to ws1 and it works.
     So IE must be doing Kerberos authentication. But client2 to ws2
    doesn't work. The log messages are the same in both cases:

    Type: Success Audit
    Event ID: 552

    Logon attempt using explicit credentials:
     Logged on user:
             User Name: Administrator
             Domain: DOMIAN2
             Logon ID: (0x0,0xFCFCA)
             Logon GUID: {b0aa1dd2-f5a8-2f4d-bcfe-d9a8c1552a94}
     User whose credentials were used:
             Target User Name: tester
             Target Domain: DOMAIN2.COMPANY.COM
             Target Logon GUID: {85ac21ef-e5cf-bae1-c62d-e69cd54dd992}

     Target Server Name: WS2.DOMAIN2.COMPANY.COM
     Target Server Info: HTTP/WS2.DOMAIN2.COMPANY.COM
     Caller Process ID: 676
     Source Network Address: -
     Source Port: -

    So it looks like successful logon, but no mention of Kerberos.
    If I try to get network dump on the domain controller of the domain2
    and filter for Kerberos protocol I get nothing, so I suspect Kerberos
    is not being used, but why?

    Will appreaciate any help!


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