How to get domain login username

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<!--Start Authenticate Mode-->
   <authentication mode="Forms" lockItem="true">
    <forms cookieless="UseCookies" enableCrossAppRedirects="false" protection="All" defaultUrl="Login" loginUrl="Login" name=".SAMPE_AUTH_CODE" timeout="20" />
  </authentication>

  <identity impersonate ="true"/>

I am able to fetch UserName by

C#

Environment.UserName

while doing development and form ticket generated for application
but after deployment its not working means Domain username not able to fetch.....

It should give pop up for username password dialog it should not give it should take Domain username which he use to login to system..............

Posted 20-Jan-16 3:36am

Member-515487

Updated 20-Jan-16 3:38am

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Richard Deeming 20-Jan-16 9:48am

If you want to use Windows authentication, then why have you configured your application to use Forms authentication?

Member-515487 20-Jan-16 10:00am

but issues same i change to windows auth but it gives pop up

F-ES Sitecore 20-Jan-16 10:03am

If you get the pop-up it means you're using Basic Authentication.

Member-515487 20-Jan-16 10:19am

no in iis auto i set windows but it gives pop up when i am accessing from client pc

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Richard Deeming · Answer 1 · 2016-01-20T05:15:00

Firstly, if you want to use Windows authentication, you need to configure your site to use Windows authentication, not Forms authentication.

Secondly, if you want the client to silently authenticate to your site, without prompting the user for a username and password, then the client needs to be a member of the same Active Directory domain as the server, and the site needs to be in the client's "Local Intranet" zone.

NB: Adding the site to the "Local Intranet" zone in the Internet Explorer settings will affect Internet Explorer, Edge, and Chrome. To get the same result in Firefox, you'll need to modify the configuration:
Enabling NTLM Authentication (Single Sign-On) in Firefox[^]