If i do that the browser shows a dialog box asking for user and password,
wich is ok for security but is not the way i want to autentificate users. I
need to use a good looking web-based login system to avoid the bad-looking
windows dialog boxes. For example, if you look at hotmail or yahoo or any
other web-mail based portal you NEVER are asked for a password with a dialog
box, always is web-based, which is what i want.

It seems that the adsi connection with active directory is the way to do
that, if someone can post the asp script to autentificate users on active
directory i will apreciate it, thanks.

Jordi Herrero.


----- Original Message -----
From: "Steve Carter" <Steve.Carter@t...>
To: "Security_asp" <security_asp@p...>
Sent: Friday, September 14, 2001 11:21 AM
Subject: [security_asp] RE: How can i login a user on an NT using ASP ?


> Just do it from a page without "Allow Anonymous Access" checked in IIS
>
> Once the user logs in, then the pages will be access with those
credentials.
> Hopefully this extends to Outlook automation etc.
>
> HTH
>
> Steve
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Jordi Herrero [mailto:jordiherrero@y...]
> > Sent: 13 September 2001 19:13
> > To: Security_asp
> > Subject: [security_asp] How can i login a user on an NT using ASP ?
> >
> >
> > I want to autenticate users on an NT system (w2k server)
> > using a web-based
> > login interface. I need to autenticate to the NT because on
> > this web is
> > linked the web-based Outlook from Exchange 2000, which needs
> > the user to be
> > NT autenticated or it shows the (unwanted) login from windows.
> > I have tried several things, all of them with important problems yet
> > unsolved, so unusefull, please respond to this message if you have any
> > suggstions to solve any of this problems:
>
>