You are viewing limited content. For full access, please sign in.

Question

Question

Pre-fill Text Box when Logging into WebLink using Windows Authentication

asked on April 29, 2015 Show version history

At the login page for WebLink, is there way to pre-fill a value in the username text box after loading? We have a customer with a requirement where they are using Windows Authentication to login, but for extra security they are required to enter their Windows account detail again, however at the moment they must also include the domain name, they would like the domain name to be filled in already after loading the login page so all they have to do is to enter their username and password. So e.g.

 

Domain Name\User <-- where the domain name is already pre-filled in the username text box.

 

I have been trying to customize the Login.aspx page to achieve this but can't seem to get it working. Any advise would be much appreciated. Thanks.

0 0

Replies

replied on April 29, 2015

If you want to leave the domain out of what has to be input for log in, the easiest way would be to change the app pool user to a member of the domain. So instead of typing domain\Userfirst.Userlast to log in to WebLink, you would set the WebLink app pool user as domain\AppPoolUser and then could log in with just Userfirst.Userlast. 

0 0
replied on April 29, 2015

Is the user entering the weblink is authenticated Workstation with the domain account?
If yes, I recommend that you set up IIS to be allowed to pass through the weblink application user account logged on the workstation, this would avoid the weblink authenticate again.
Talk to the head of IIS, it can help you.

-----------------------

¿El usuario que ingresa al weblink se encuentra autenticado en la estación de trabajo  con la cuenta de dominio?
Si es afirmativo, te recomiendo que configures el IIS para que se permita pasar a través de la aplicación virtual weblink con la cuenta del usuario autenticado en la estación de trabajo, esto evitaría autenticarse en el weblink nuevamente.
Conversa con el responsable del IIS, él te puede ayudar.


 

0 0
You are not allowed to follow up in this post.

Sign in to reply to this post.