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Windows Authentication - Please Kindly Advise


Windows Authentication - Please Kindly Advise Alex
5/20/2004 1:26:29 PM
iis security: Hi,

We have an AD forest that has multiple domains. If I setup an IIS web
server and uses Integrated Windows Authentication for a web application in
one domain (DomainA). When user in another domain (DomainB) tried to access
the web application, what will happen?


Thanks in advance,
Alex

Re: Windows Authentication - Please Kindly Advise Alex
5/20/2004 3:06:58 PM
Thanks for the info Ken.


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Re: Windows Authentication - Please Kindly Advise Ken Schaefer
5/20/2004 4:13:09 PM
They will be authenticated if there is an appropriate trust between the
domains.
Whether they are authorised to access the resource is another question :-)

Integrated Windows Authentication is two auth mechanisms: Kerberos v5 and
NTLM v2. You may be familiar with these authentication mechanisms from other
aspects of your domain environment (for example, authenticating to a file
server). The same behind-the-scenes authentication process kicks in.

Cheers
Ken


[quoted text, click to view]
: Hi,
:
: We have an AD forest that has multiple domains. If I setup an IIS web
: server and uses Integrated Windows Authentication for a web application in
: one domain (DomainA). When user in another domain (DomainB) tried to
access
: the web application, what will happen?
:
:
: Thanks in advance,
: Alex
:
:

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