windows-authentication

I am developing an ASP.net web application for my company. Some users use this site in the internal network (Intranet) and some use the Internet site. I am using Windows Authentication mode. I need to find a way to not prompt Windows Authentication mode for an Intranet user and prompt Windows Authentication mode for an Internet user. How can I do this? Pierre-Luc Simard Based on what your are describing, Windows Authentication in IIS will do the trick. First some links: Technet as an article about the Windows Authentication in IIS here MSDN tells you how to use Windows Authentication with ASP

I am calling a third party service and when I ask for a response it throws out an exception that says "Authentication failed because the remote party has closed the transport stream exception". I think that there is a problem in sending credentials. I have even tried supplying new credentials. Here is the full code string get_url = "https://**.*******.com/com/******/webservices/public_webservice.cfc?wsdl&Method=CreateUser&SiteID=**&WSPassword=******&UserName=******"; HttpWebRequest request = (HttpWebRequest)WebRequest.Create(get_url); request.MaximumAutomaticRedirections = 4; request

I am writing an Angular 4 application that needs to get some data from Asp.Net WebApi. We are using windows authentication for the WebAPI and I am wondering how I can pass user's windows identity from my Angular Application to WebApi. I've found couple examples that are involving nesting your application with MVC application but I would to keep UI away from MVC. Is there a way to do it without adding .net mvc to my Angular website? When you send your http request from Angular to your WebAPI you need to use RequestOptions({ withCredentials=true}) Here's a sample security service that calls an

I need to have both windows authentication and owin (forms) authentication but i can't get it to work. Probably the best option is to have two sites that have different authentication methods. I found a project that does what i want: MVC5-MixedAuth . But it uses IISExpress and i can't get it to work with Local IIS. The error that occurs is: Request filtering is configured on the Web server to deny the request because the query string is too long. If i remove all my ConfigureAuth() method inside Startup.Auth.cs it doesn't throw the error but i can't login because it is needed to do

I'd like to have my desktop Java application to have single sign on related to Active Directory users. In two steps, I'd like to: Be sure that the particular user has logged in to Windows with some user entry. Check out some setup information for that user from the Active Directory With Java: Programatic Way to Determine Current Windows User I can get the name of the current Windows user but can I rely to that? I think the System.getProperty("user.name") won't be secure enough? ("user.name" seems to be got from environment variables, so I can't rely on that, I think?) Question Authenticating