Re: WMI/ASP[.NET]: Getting the domain user
- From: Scott McNair <scott.mcnair@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 03 Aug 2005 07:28:34 -0700
Gerry Hickman <gerry666uk@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in news:O$Li8oygFHA.1284
@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl:
> This is arguably back-to-front and upside-down.
>
> You appear to be getting a remote user to log into an ASP web page, but
> then trying to work out what they are logged into their OWN workstation
> as???
>
> That has to be one of the most crazy ideas I've ever seen!
My apologies on the length of time before responding to this.
The reason why I want to do this is because I want to serve up different
pages based on who the user is. For example, if a member of IT logs into
our intranet page, it would display tools specific to the task he requires.
If a member of Accounts Receivable logs in, she should get a list of charts
and data that pertain to her job. We could force a login, but users tend
to get cranky when they have to double-authenticate (once thru NT-
challenge, and once thru a webpage login).
Also, some users will be coming from outside the domain, and not even have
domain access... this includes sales reps, liaisons from other companies,
etc. I don't want to have to make special-instance logins for people who
will most likely only be using it to access one or two pages on our system.
.
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