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Cobra
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 Posted - 23 January 2003 : 19:12:57
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OK,
I am hosting a private website, and when a user logs onto the private website (via FP subdomain) I had it set to recognize their NT logon when they went to the forum (in frames). Everything worked fine when I used Windows 2K IIS "Intergrated Windows Authenication", but since I am having problems with some people getting private web access using it... I need to switch back to "Basic Authenication" Clear text passwords (plan on going SSL anyways), but then I get a "Internal Server Error Page" when trying to logon the Forum, and can not view the forum at all, What am I missing... I swear I started out with the forum using Basic Authenication... and all was OK.....
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Cobra
Starting Member
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Posted - 23 January 2003 : 19:16:43
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HTTP 500 - Internal server error
Internet Explorer to be exact !
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RichardKinser
Snitz Forums Admin
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Cobra
Starting Member
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Posted - 23 January 2003 : 23:08:33
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Thanks,
OK..... here is the message I get... Mind you I know squat about ASP
"Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a01b6'
Object doesn't support this property or method: 'strNTUserInfo.FullName'
/private/ASP-Forum/inc_func_common.asp, line 833"
All help is appreciated ! !
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Cobra
Starting Member
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Posted - 24 January 2003 : 02:42:03
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OK...... I went in and turned "Use NT AutoLogon" off.... and everything is working ok with Basic Authenication....
So my guess is if your using Basic Authenication, it has to be off... and if your using "Integrated Windows Authenication" it needs to be on for Autologon.
PS: My NT users are still being autologon into the forum recognizing their logon with Basic Authenication.
Thanks,
Cobra |
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pillbug22
Starting Member
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Posted - 24 January 2003 : 12:43:20
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| As far as I'm aware, you can't use Integrated Windows Authentication over the internet. It uses some special encryption stuff that has be created and stay on an intranet...it's kind of like how if you want to use Integrated Windows Authentication and pass that account from IIS to SQL Server (pass the IIS/Windows authorized user instead of logging in with a SQL account), then IIS and SQL must be on the same machine...if you have them on seperate machines, you have to use Basic Authentication...it's wierd how some of MS advanced security works great, as long as you follow their strict guidlines and the few places it'll actually work... |
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brawney
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