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Obtain Logon ID from Active Directory in ASP app

Asked by OGSan in Active Server Pages (ASP)

Tags: ASP 3.0, IIS 6.0, IE6

I have to retrieve the network logon ID and username for an ASP 3.0 app that will run on our company's intranet.  Per our network admin, Anonymous Access -AND- Integrated Windows Authentication are both enabled.  Our network uses Active Directory.  I have very basic skills in maintaining ASP pgms, and even less experience using AD.  (But that's why I've come to you, Experts!)
My question:  
How can I capture one or both of these values (logon ID/Username) from inside of an ASP pgm?  If it is not possible with these IIS 6.0 settings, please explain what would have to change and what impact that would have on existing applications running on this server (so I can try and convince our network admin to change the settings).  Many, many thanks in advance.
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