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Posted by on December 20, 2006, 6:26 am
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Internet Explorer will first use your Windows session credentials. If
these fail, it will prompt you to enter in site-specific credentials.
This process will be repeated for all Windows-integrated websites that
you visit.
Internet Explorer will not reuse site-specific credentials from one
site on another. The site is identified by the URL or IP address. To
demonstrate this, logon to a Windows-integrated site using the URL.
Then, in the same IE browser window, enter in site using the IP
address. You will be prompted to re-authenticate.
J Wolfgang Goerlich
Scewbedew wrote:
> When accessing a web site that requires authentication, I'm only required to
> log on once; after that my logon credentials are active for that IE session
> (I believe).
>
> Assume that I log on to this site with logon credentials that are separate
> from my Windows logon.
>
> Now, if I - using that logged-on session - accesses another web site that is
> configured for Windows Integrated Authentication - what will happen? Will the
> browser try to use the credentials active for that session, or will it always
> ignore those in favour of the Windows logon credentials?
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