AUTHEN LDAP USING WINDOWS LOGON INFORMATION

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I am creating a Web application (MVC4). I intend to use windows logon information for LDAP authentication. Imaging that: User logon windows with username and password, after that click a link to access web application. Web application needs to be authenticated with LDAP to check permission. Can we do this way? your feedback will be very appriciated!

Dung.NV

Posted 1-Dec-13 16:28pm

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Madhu Nair · Answer 1 · 2013-12-01T18:03:00

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Yes it is possible. Refer this Link for more details

Posted 1-Dec-13 18:03pm

Madhu Nair

DUNGNV100509 · Answer 2 · 2013-12-02T21:10:00

Thanks Madhu Nair!
But my concern is not authentication method on LDAP. What i want is how to get UserName (Window Logon) and DomainName (Machine where the http Request send from) using C# (MVC). I have searched and used method like: Environment.UserDomainName, or string strUserName=HttpContext.Request.LogonUserIdentity.Name; but the result returned is the Server information (User Logon Server, Domain Name Server Machine).
How to get client logon information?