Windows Authentication with none IE browsers.

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Curious George

When I try logging into the site I am developing with a non IE browser I get
the login box but then get a:

" The trust relationship between this workstation and the primary domain
failed. "

Any way that I can fix this? Or am I limited to using IE.

-George.

P.S
IE on the mac works just fine so it is not a browser thing.
 
Curious said:
When I try logging into the site I am developing with a non IE browser I get
the login box but then get a:

" The trust relationship between this workstation and the primary domain
failed. "
Click to expand...

What kind of authentication do you use? Windows?
If you are not limited to it, try Forms. Than you'll be able to use any
browser.

See <authentication> element in web.config.

Vadim Chekan.
 
Yes Windows, problem is that for the most part we use the applications on a
corperate intranet and windows auth automaticly logs in users. I then also
do not need to maintain two sets of posible passwords.
 
Curious said:
Yes Windows, problem is that for the most part we use the applications on a
corperate intranet and windows auth automaticly logs in users. I then also
do not need to maintain two sets of posible passwords.
Click to expand...

I think only Mozilla (beside IE) cana maintain win authenication.
Probably other Mozilla based browsers (Firebird?)

About 2 sets of passwords. It is just an idea, but what if pass
username/password to from client (browser) to server as a Forms
uthentication, and than hook something in Forms authentication, and try
to invalidate to supplied username using given password. Of course it
should be done with https. But there is quite a lot of things to
investigate.

Forms authentication is quite flexible, and I used it to create
authentication against user info in sql DB.

Vadim.
 
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