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Mike Chilson
Hi all,
Have an IIS authentication issue and need some help. I won't get into specific detail why we do it this way but we HAVE to do it this way. We have a login page in an asp.net web application that allows the user to choose to use windows integrated authentication or an application level authentication method (application controls accounts).
We are having a problem getting the following snippet of code to behave properly.
If Me.Authenticator.AuthenticationType = Authentication.AuthenticationType.WindowsIntegrated Then
With Response
Response.Clear()
.Buffer = True 'buffer until page is complete
.StatusCode = 401
.StatusDescription = "Unauthorized"
.AddHeader("WWW-Authenticate", "BASIC realm=""" & strDomain & """")
.End()
End With
End If
The problem is even if we have both Integrated and anonymous access checked, the code above does not work. It basically just blows through it like only anonymous is checked. Any ideas what is going on here?
Have an IIS authentication issue and need some help. I won't get into specific detail why we do it this way but we HAVE to do it this way. We have a login page in an asp.net web application that allows the user to choose to use windows integrated authentication or an application level authentication method (application controls accounts).
We are having a problem getting the following snippet of code to behave properly.
If Me.Authenticator.AuthenticationType = Authentication.AuthenticationType.WindowsIntegrated Then
With Response
Response.Clear()
.Buffer = True 'buffer until page is complete
.StatusCode = 401
.StatusDescription = "Unauthorized"
.AddHeader("WWW-Authenticate", "BASIC realm=""" & strDomain & """")
.End()
End With
End If
The problem is even if we have both Integrated and anonymous access checked, the code above does not work. It basically just blows through it like only anonymous is checked. Any ideas what is going on here?