Search results matching tag 'login'

Re: IIS 5.1 in XP Pro SP3 (Login Password Popup)

ADLFForestGump — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 08:04:24 GMT

Hello Everybody,

Thx G.Tas for your solution! I was wondering when I would have find how to fix this (strange) problem. Did you fixed the Firefox problem ?

Bye

IIS Session Timeout problem

Usman Sadjid — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 10:36:52 GMT

Hi,

I am having problems trying to work out if it is possible to share iis session timouts accross web applications in the following scenario: -

In my environment there are 2 IIS Web Servers on the same network domain.

One of the servers will host a .NET web application. The other will host a COTS document management system (OpenText Livelink Enterprise Server) which is not a .NET web application. Both web applications will be using windows authentication.

The COTS system will access the .NET web application such that when a User logs on to the COTS system, the .NET web application is accessed either via a web service or through a .NET aspx webpage. The problem we have is that our client has a requirement in order to maintain iis timeouts accross both applications such that the same timeout period will effectively timeout a user from both the COTS system and the .NET web application at the same time. By timeout, I mean require the user to re-authenticate.

My first question is, is it possible to pass an authentication token through from the COTS web application to the .NET web application in this scenario. Secondly and more importantly, is it possible to handle iis session timeouts as described above? If so, could you please direct me to any articles that may be of use, as I can't seem to find anything.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

Login name appears locally but not on server

adahne — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 20:51:39 GMT

I have a web form that uses directory services to auto populate a text box with the user's fullname. It works is I preview it locally, but when I launch the form from the server it doesn't show. I have anonymous access disabled and I believe all the accounts needed have sufficient access. What could I be missing?

Login-Dialog appears (Windows Integrated / IIS 7.0 / Win2008)

Martin Glas — Tue, 09 Jun 2009 09:53:45 GMT

Hello,

we have an ASP.NET 2.0 - application (Intranet) that formerly was installed (and worked) under IIS 6.0 with Integrated Windows Authentication. The in Windows logged in user was automatically provided to the application, without the need for the user to log in separately.

Installed under IIS 7.0 (with Anonymous disabled and only Windows Authentication enabled) everytime the web application is started the browser pops up a login dialog.

I checked every setting in http://support.microsoft.com/kb/258063, tried many different settings but the login dialog appears everytime.

Could you please help me to suppress the login dialog and pass-through the Windows-user to the application like in IIS 6.0

Thanks for your effort

Martin

IIS7 + PHP5.2 + (Optional) NTLM?

rpanning — Mon, 11 May 2009 20:46:34 GMT

We have our Web server running IIS7 and PHP 5.2 on our internal ActiveDirectory domain. What I'd like to get setup is NTLM username to be passed to PHP, if there is one.

So that, if a user is logged into a workstation on our AD domain, their username is passed to IIS > PHP so that I know who is already logged in, for SSO. However, if they are not on the domain (eg. viewing from the outside, Web) that nothing is passed to IIS > PHP and there is no login prompt for the user. Is this possible? Thanks

IIS 6: FTP & HTTP problem?

Zolomon — Sun, 25 Nov 2007 09:49:06 GMT

Hello!

I am relatively new in this area, and I have a problem. Yesterday I set up IIS with the FTP and HTTP feature.
Followed a few guides I found on the Internet:

http://www.mvps.org/marksxp/WindowsXP/IIS/iis1.php &
http://www.pcstats.com/articleview.cfm?articleid=1491&page=2

My problem is that I am asked to enter a username and password when you try to browse the HTTP or FTP sites.

I can fiddle around with the account settings and change the username/password but it still won't be accepted.

What should I do? I wish to have an account, say admin, with all rights available for the FTP. Noone else should be able
to log in. Same thing for the HTTP, but anonymous users should be able to read/enter the website but not be able to touch
anything. Is this possible?

Cheers and any help at all is appreciated!
// Zolomon

VS 2005 web app Login control problem. I can login using http://localhost/appname but not using http://computername/appname/

packerfan — Fri, 17 Aug 2007 15:35:42 GMT

My problem is getting the login control in a Visual Studio 2005 web application funtionality to work when using the computer name rather than localhost. If I put in a wrong password I get an error message "Your login attempt was not successful" so it is checking the database correctly but if I put in the right password it seems to reload the login page instead of forwarding to the default page. As I said this doesn't happen if I use localhost . If I run this same app on an XP pro IIS6 box I don't have any problems. Thanks for any help to track down this issue.