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How to pass Siteminder HTML Forms user/password information

Asked by sgvill in Miscellaneous Security

Tags: siteminder

I am using SiteMinder 5.5 on Windows 2000 platforms protecting IIS websites and would like to do the following:  I would like to find a way to dynamically pass User/Password information to the .fcc HTML Form security (if there is a better way, it doesn't _have_ to be this security settup).  Ideally, I would go to a preliminary page which would gather the credentials server side (because these are all internal people and will have been logged into our LAN already) and then pass them to the Form security and, without user interaction, let SiteMinder authenticate and authorize them just as if they had typed in their user/password.  I think this is similar to the following question:

http://www.experts-exchange.com/Security/Win_Security/Q_20451852.html

But it was closed by the author saying he found the solution, but he didn't post it. :(  Any examples would be greatly appreciated, although if you could point me in the right direction, that would be helpful, too! Thanks! :)

Steve
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