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Windows Integrated Authentication passed through a reverse proxy
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| Philipp H?nggi 2004-09-23, 9:13 am |
| Hi
I've got a Sharepoint 2003-Server which runs with integrated windows
authentication. Now I want to allow some customers to access that
server. The problem is that they have to authenticate through a
reverse-proxy (Novell iChain). Now I don't want that they have to
re-enter their user-credentials each time, the webserver wants to know
them. Is it possible, that the reverse proxy passes the credentials in
some way to the sharepoint-server?
If no, please let me know.
Thanks for answering.
Philipp Hänggi
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| Bernard 2004-09-24, 2:50 am |
| I doubt IWA will work over proxy.
You could try basic authentication first, also you might
want to check with Novell on how they normal fufill this requirement.
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Regards,
Bernard Cheah
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"Philipp H?nggi" <javacrack@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hi
>
> I've got a Sharepoint 2003-Server which runs with integrated windows
> authentication. Now I want to allow some customers to access that
> server. The problem is that they have to authenticate through a
> reverse-proxy (Novell iChain). Now I don't want that they have to
> re-enter their user-credentials each time, the webserver wants to know
> them. Is it possible, that the reverse proxy passes the credentials in
> some way to the sharepoint-server?
>
> If no, please let me know.
>
> Thanks for answering.
>
> Philipp Hänggi
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