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Posted by josch67 on July 13, 2006, 8:36 am
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The reason, why I ventured to asked, is exactly because I didn't find
any hint or solution in the documentations I dispose of. (Searching MS
Technet articles primarily)
And as far as I can judge, I just asked in a friendly manner.
So if there are some people who probably think "what kind of stupid
things this guy is asking" just do not reply! Save your time for
writing and my time for reading things who doesn't help either the
writer nor the reader...
But I would be still more than happy if someone could give me a hint
(also just a hint which documentation probably could help)!
Thanks in advance,
Josch
Sebastian Gottschalk schrieb:
> josch67 wrote:
> > Hi there,
> > I have a single sign on issue using windows xp and internet explorer.
>
> Single Sign-On is an issue for itself, as well as MSIE is.
>
> > Additionally I set up a VPN tunnel to the LAN of my company.
> >
> > Now, when I start the internet explorer and navigate to the
> > intranet-web-page, the single sign on fails and I will be promted with
> > an authentication window.
> > And the strange thing is, that the username which is already placed
> > within the form, isn't the username I am logged on with (my cached
> > profile), but the username of the network connection I need to connect
> > my computer to the external provider.
>
> The mysteries of NTLM authentication will never be uncovered. Oh wait,
> there's some documentation telling exactly why it is so...
>
> > I already did some searches within the filesystem and the registry, but
> > I nowhere found this username...
> > And I also had absolute no idea, how to configure my windows in the way
>
> Sadly, no one ever remembers RTFM.
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