Just to be clear before continuing: using PHP's built-in SOAP class is unfortunately not an option here (production server's PHP is not built with it, and won't be). I'm trying to use EWS to allow me to authenticate users for a completely external server application. LDAP authentication has been disallowed. I have verified my EWS wsdl...
I implement a SSO with NTLM and passthru, and it works if our client had joined into domain. As in our code we will check if there is a "Authorization header" in the request header. And the problem is: If our client joined domain, then in our application, I can receive the Authentication header which contain NTLM ... If our client ...
I implement NTLM SSO, it works well, but when I want to switch to use login form, IE doesn't work: 1.SSO into my website 2.clear session and redirect to login page 3.key in username and password 4.submit and because the login i have bypass the SSO filter, so it works well in Firefox browser. But in IE, it still send a request with ntlmss...
How can I implement following in ASP.NET MVC application: user opens intranet website user is silently authenticated if possible if NTLM authentication didn't worked out, show login form to user user indicate login password and select domain from list of predefined domains user is authenticated in code using AD I know how to implem...
I have a problem with authentication: Users that have valid domain credentials are logined using NTLM authentication (i send "WWW-Authenticate: NTLM " header and 401 status in my jsp filter. Then IE authenticate user using NTLM and everything is fine. I have other users (connected to lan with their own computers) and they can't logged...
Hi, Is there any way to work out what a user's name is just by sniffing the NTLM header? I have an app, that accesses a NTLM auth'd site, and so an Auth prompt opens for the user to authenticate with the site by entering their username / password. Is there any way, just with access to the headers, to find out what the entered username...