URGENT OT - Very Puzzled IIS Authentication

Report · Aug 24, 2006

Hi All

My appologies for the URGENT OT shout but I need to get this sorted by 06:00
GMT otherwise I am going to have 150 screaming intranet users moaning at me.

Win 2k Server
ASP.NET 2

I have just deployed our shiny new ASP.NET 2 Intranet app and want to use
Integrated windows authentication at IIS level with "windows" authentication
in web.config.

I have put the tick in "Integrated Windows Authentication" in the directory
security tab of the website in IIS and taken the tick out of the "Anonymous
Access"

As part of our Group Policy all client XP PCs have thier IE home page set to
http://intranet.ourdomain.com which is the URL to our intranet.

The win2k intranet server is called sguk-web1 with an IP of 192.168.0.9

Users log onto the local area network as normal using thier windows logon,
authenticating against active directory.

The problem I am getting is as follows:
When a user opens up IE which takes them to the URL stated they get a log on
dialogue to enter thier network username and password again, which I don't
want to happen I just want it to go straight to the intranet and have
windows handle all authentication and authorization in the background.

To puzzle matters further if the user types in http://sguk-web1 then
everything works as it should do and windows does everything in the
backgroud.

But if the user types in http://192.168.0.9 then we get the same issue as if
they had gone to the URL http://intranet.ourdomain.com .

Any suggestions?

Best Regards
Bren

--
Why do I climb mountains? Simple! because they are there
www.3peakschallenge.co.uk

Report · Aug 24, 2006

IE settings, Internet Options, Secury Tab, Trusted Sites icon, Custome level
button, scrool all the way to bottom of list,

User Authentication
-> Login
X Automatic logon with current username and password

also, site needs to be in trusted list.

"Bren" <bren@dontbothermewithspam.com> wrote in message
news:eckusp$2a3$1@forums.macromedia.com...
> Hi All
>
> My appologies for the URGENT OT shout but I need to get this sorted by
> 06:00
> GMT otherwise I am going to have 150 screaming intranet users moaning at
> me.
>
> Win 2k Server
> ASP.NET 2
>
> I have just deployed our shiny new ASP.NET 2 Intranet app and want to use
> Integrated windows authentication at IIS level with "windows"
> authentication
> in web.config.
>
> I have put the tick in "Integrated Windows Authentication" in the
> directory
> security tab of the website in IIS and taken the tick out of the
> "Anonymous
> Access"
>
> As part of our Group Policy all client XP PCs have thier IE home page set
> to
> http://intranet.ourdomain.com which is the URL to our intranet.
>
> The win2k intranet server is called sguk-web1 with an IP of 192.168.0.9
>
> Users log onto the local area network as normal using thier windows logon,
> authenticating against active directory.
>
> The problem I am getting is as follows:
> When a user opens up IE which takes them to the URL stated they get a log
> on
> dialogue to enter thier network username and password again, which I don't
> want to happen I just want it to go straight to the intranet and have
> windows handle all authentication and authorization in the background.
>
> To puzzle matters further if the user types in http://sguk-web1 then
> everything works as it should do and windows does everything in the
> backgroud.
>
> But if the user types in http://192.168.0.9 then we get the same issue as
> if
> they had gone to the URL http://intranet.ourdomain.com .
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Best Regards
> Bren
>
> --
> Why do I climb mountains? Simple! because they are there
> www.3peakschallenge.co.uk
>
>
>

Report · Aug 24, 2006

Cheers zippy

Sorted!
I have just changed the group policy for the users security zones and
everything works a treat.
Time to poke the network administrator for locking the network down too
tightly. :-)

Rgds
Bren

"zippy" <zip@yppiz.info> wrote in message
news:ecl0tj$4ma$1@forums.macromedia.com...
> IE settings, Internet Options, Secury Tab, Trusted Sites icon, Custome
> level button, scrool all the way to bottom of list,
>
> User Authentication
> -> Login
> X Automatic logon with current username and password
>
> also, site needs to be in trusted list.
>
>
> "Bren" <bren@dontbothermewithspam.com> wrote in message
> news:eckusp$2a3$1@forums.macromedia.com...
>> Hi All
>>
>> My appologies for the URGENT OT shout but I need to get this sorted by
>> 06:00
>> GMT otherwise I am going to have 150 screaming intranet users moaning at
>> me.
>>
>> Win 2k Server
>> ASP.NET 2
>>
>> I have just deployed our shiny new ASP.NET 2 Intranet app and want to use
>> Integrated windows authentication at IIS level with "windows"
>> authentication
>> in web.config.
>>
>> I have put the tick in "Integrated Windows Authentication" in the
>> directory
>> security tab of the website in IIS and taken the tick out of the
>> "Anonymous
>> Access"
>>
>> As part of our Group Policy all client XP PCs have thier IE home page set
>> to
>> http://intranet.ourdomain.com which is the URL to our intranet.
>>
>> The win2k intranet server is called sguk-web1 with an IP of 192.168.0.9
>>
>> Users log onto the local area network as normal using thier windows
>> logon,
>> authenticating against active directory.
>>
>> The problem I am getting is as follows:
>> When a user opens up IE which takes them to the URL stated they get a log
>> on
>> dialogue to enter thier network username and password again, which I
>> don't
>> want to happen I just want it to go straight to the intranet and have
>> windows handle all authentication and authorization in the background.
>>
>> To puzzle matters further if the user types in http://sguk-web1 then
>> everything works as it should do and windows does everything in the
>> backgroud.
>>
>> But if the user types in http://192.168.0.9 then we get the same issue as
>> if
>> they had gone to the URL http://intranet.ourdomain.com .
>>
>> Any suggestions?
>>
>> Best Regards
>> Bren
>>
>> --
>> Why do I climb mountains? Simple! because they are there
>> www.3peakschallenge.co.uk
>>
>>
>>
>
>