Is it possible to authenticate against an AD on a differnet domain? Our web servers run seperately to the main AD and I'm having issues linking the two together.
It's more a question of can you get your IIS server to authenticated against the other domain.
if their is a trust between the domains (server and user) then yes, this is infact how we have this working on our internal installations.
if their is no trust or the server isn't in a domain then it's possible but you probibly won't beable to do seemless (no prompt) login. you could build a login form, then the provider can logon to any domain it can see (i think)
Authentication on different domain?
Hi guys,
Is it possible to authenticate against an AD on a differnet domain? Our web servers run seperately to the main AD and I'm having issues linking the two together.
Cheers.
It's more a question of can you get your IIS server to authenticated against the other domain.
if their is a trust between the domains (server and user) then yes, this is infact how we have this working on our internal installations.
if their is no trust or the server isn't in a domain then it's possible but you probibly won't beable to do seemless (no prompt) login. you could build a login form, then the provider can logon to any domain it can see (i think)
Kevin
Hi Kevin,
I've looked in to using additional providers but am having issues there as well (http://our.umbraco.org/forum/developers/extending-umbraco/41770-Custom-Membership-Provider-string-breaking-macros?p=0#comment152249), every option I try seems to hit a brick wall!
Do you know of a sample AD I can connect to to check if it's an issue with our servers or the installation itself?
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