NTLM Authentication and WSE Security
- From: Bradley Plett <plettb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 03 Dec 2005 02:30:06 -0700
I'm a complete newbie at security in WSE, so I don't know if this is
simple or impossible. I have written a Windows Service that uses WSE
to expose a web service. I have written a Windows Forms client
application to consume the web service. Those parts were trivial and
are working well.
Now I would like to have the client authenticate to the server using
NTLM. Both pieces (client and server) are running in a Windows domain
environment. If the service were being hosted by IIS, I would know
how to add NTLM authentication, but it's not. Also, I know that IE
can support NTLM authentication transparently, but again my client is
not IE.
Whereas it might be nice to have a login popup if the user is not
already authenticated against the domain, that is not necessary at
this point (a simple failure is sufficient). The basic solution I'm
after simply passes the domain authentication from the client to the
server.
After the server receives the client information, I will also need to
check group membership of the user in question, but I expect that to
be fairly straight forward once the credentials are passed.
Any help, especially a fairly simple example, would be MUCH
appreciated. I need to understand both the server piece and the
client piece, but am having a little trouble knowing where to start.
TIA!
Brad.
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