RE: Forms Authentication with AD
From: dhnriverside (dan_at_musoswire.com)
Date: 02/02/05
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Date: Wed, 2 Feb 2005 03:51:02 -0800
Just to clarify...
Basically we have an Intranet system running on Win2k3 with AD. Each user
logs into a comp, and from then on they can just double click the Intranet
icon on the desktop and not have to log into that seperately.
It's a fairly open company, so there's not much need for more protection
levels, apart from we want a page on the Intranet where they can update their
details stored in AD (tel, address, etc). Obviously we want to make this more
protected, and therefore I want to force them to login for that page.
Is this possibly just by setting the folder permissions?
Cheers
Dan
"dhnriverside" wrote:
> Hi there
>
> I'm using Windows Authentication to automatically recognise users in my web
> app. However, I want directory to be password protected, so if they try to
> visit the page in there, they MUST enter their password in a Windows Login
> style popup (FOrms AUthentication).
>
> I think I need to out another web.config in the directory with
> authentication set to Forms? But how do I query the info received by forms in
> AD? OR do I even need to, will .NET do it for me?
>
> Basically, how to use Forms Auth with AD! Any help/links appreciated.
>
> Cheers
>
>
> Dan
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