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Frederic H

2005-02-07, 7:50 am

Hi,

Is it possible to authentificate users across a domain with iis? Because I
have some iis 6.0 servers under win 2003 and a lot of web applications on
each server. When a user is redirected into an application from server x to y
he has to reauthentifacte. What can i do to propagate login from a server to
another ? Or should i implement a sso architecture ?

Thx!
Tom Kaminski [MVP]

2005-02-07, 7:50 am

"Frederic H" <FredericH@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:AC7F80AE-401E-4CCC-A48B-CCC3177844F2@microsoft.com...
> Hi,
>
> Is it possible to authentificate users across a domain with iis? Because I
> have some iis 6.0 servers under win 2003 and a lot of web applications on
> each server. When a user is redirected into an application from server x

to y
> he has to reauthentifacte. What can i do to propagate login from a server

to
> another ? Or should i implement a sso architecture ?


A browser will always have to re-authenticate when going to a new server.
How about switching to Windows Integrated authentication? Then at least the
user will not have to enter credentials.


Frederic H

2005-02-07, 5:56 pm

I cannot use Window Integrated Authentication because the stations are used
by a lot of people and the windows user is always the same (almost). Then all
the users will inherit of the windows user rights.

"Tom Kaminski [MVP]" a écrit :

> "Frederic H" <FredericH@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:AC7F80AE-401E-4CCC-A48B-CCC3177844F2@microsoft.com...
> to y
> to
>
> A browser will always have to re-authenticate when going to a new server.
> How about switching to Windows Integrated authentication? Then at least the
> user will not have to enter credentials.
>
>
>

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