Hi,
I have a website with windows authentication enabled. Security (Permissions) for the website includes' Users (<domain>/Users) ' and also the Application Pool.
When I logon into the domain on a separate PC on the intranet and try to access the website, I get a Windows Security log on panel. I thought I was supposed to automatically have access.
A different thread (link) made a comment that if my browser is using Kerberos windows authentication would fail. Does that mean the automatic authentication would fail, or the attempt to log on through the log on panel would fail? Even more, is that something that would cause the log on box to appear when I was expecting a seamless access to the website?
After I login, I have a testpage.aspx that indicates the Client User Type = Negotiate. Is that telling me that the browser is using Kerberos? If I wanted to change that in the browser can I, and how? Or is there something in IIS8 I can set to change the behavior if Kerberos is the problem. In the Providers panel for Windows AuthenticationNegotiate is listed above NTLM, but it doesn't matter if I change the order, the log on panel is still required. When NTLM is on top, then the testpage.aspx indicateClient User Type = NTLM.
Finally, are there other reasons I'm likely not getting the automatic log on from a domain user?
Thanks.
Best Regards,
Alan
