Hi folks, I want to get the logon name from any user from my network that wants to access to several pages on the intranet site to validate / customize / redirect them to a proper page.
The ASP have a server side method that determine the logon name, but it wasn't worked.
Someone haves a code to get this? or a script to run on the client side to put on the address to collect via GET method?
  

[Edited by Aleks on 15-04-2006 at 07:13 PM GMT]

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Aleks

I find your question a little vague.
Do you want to get just the logon name of a user on the network or do you want to verify their credentials
1)What authentication method are you using?
2)What OS is managing the network?
3)Does your intranet application reside on the same mahine as the network server/domain controller?
4)What really is your objective?


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1) Network authentication. All things are running on a Windows Domain.
2) Windows 2003. Some DCs on the network are win2k, and the intranet page site host server is runing win2k w/IIS.
3) No. The IIS server is stand-alone from the DC.
4) Get the logon name for the user that is accesing the page, for identify.
Think you how the OWA (Outlook Web Access) service running on the exchange server, when you go to the http direction on the server below the /exchange folder, (ex: HTTP://myExServer/exchange) the OWA application identifies you logon username and loads the proper mailbox.

We need a tool to get the info in order to validate each user through the pages in the intranet site.  

[Edited by Aleks on 11-03-2007 at 06:59 PM GMT]

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