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How does Active Directory authenticate users on intranet site?
I have an ‘intranet’ site that I have built, which has a login system of its own (users register as new users, and use the username/password thereon to login to the site). However, now I want to extend it, and have the intranet site use the existing ActiveDirectory for authentication.
How to check for access to intranet sites?
Thanks for your feedback! In IE, check, Internet Options, Security-Click Local Intranet, Sites. Uncheck Automatically detect intranet network- all others checked. Was this post helpful?
How to prompt for username and password on intranet sites?
As per the video, the setting are setup to Prompt for User Name and password. Again, see the attached screenshot. “Offer to save passwords” has been disabled and there are no Passwords saved for this site.
Why is my user unable to access our intranet sites?
LAN cable are connected, dns setting was properly configured, proxy setting has been applied as well. It can browse internet pages. e.g. www.google.com thank you guys. All is well. This person is a verified professional. Verify your account to enable IT peers to see that you are a professional. Check any DNS suffix issue (fqdn for win7 machine).
Is there a way to auto login to a domain?
If joining the domain is out of the question, then you’ll at best be able to use a mechanism based on forms authentication that could ‘call’ the AD server and check username/password. For the intranet automatic windows authentication to really work the IIS server will need to be a part of the domain.
Where do I put the ad on my intranet site?
My intranet site is built around PHP and uses Apache on the application server; the AD is on a different IIS server. What information do I need, and where do I put this information (into my site? htaccess? anywhere else?) so that I can use AD authentication?
How to improve account management in Active Directory?
I need to improve our account management (using Active Directory) for a customer support site with 50+ computers. The default “AD”-way is to give each user their own account. This adds up with a lot of administration with adding/disabling/enabling user accounts.