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I have a web application (asp.net c#) with authentication page (login page), I want if the user (client computer) is connected to domain get the userName (login name) and bypass the login page (store in session), and if he is not in the domain show him the login page.

I dont want to use activex.

What to do??

Thanks in advance

Posted 27-Nov-12 2:07am

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Tim Corey · Answer 1 · 2012-11-27T03:17:00

Typically you choose one or the other. Either you enable forms-based authentication and you always prompt for a password or you have Windows-based authentication and you have the site use single-sign-on. Mixing the two (which is basically what you are doing) is tricky but it is possible. Here is a link that will get you started:

http://mvolo.com/iis-70-twolevel-authentication-with-forms-authentication-and-windows-authentication[^]

Like I said, tricky. You will need to set that up in your environment to get started. On the single-sign-on side, you should be all set. Then on the forms-based authentication side, you can follow the directions on this site to set up authenticating against Active Directory:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6147864/asp-net-mvc-authenticate-users-against-active-directory-but-require-username[^]