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By Passing the logon box in IE
Hi,
I am using Windows Authentication with IE. If the user is logged on in the network then IE doesn't show me the logon box, and the user is authenticated automatically. But if the user is not logged on, then IE shows the logon box prompting for a user name and pswd...so if the user is not logged on to the network., how do i bypass this logon box and prevent it from appearing.
Please suggest me.\
Regards,
Prerak
I am using Windows Authentication with IE. If the user is logged on in the network then IE doesn't show me the logon box, and the user is authenticated automatically. But if the user is not logged on, then IE shows the logon box prompting for a user name and pswd...so if the user is not logged on to the network., how do i bypass this logon box and prevent it from appearing.
Please suggest me.\
Regards,
Prerak
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umm... try this: open IE, goto menu Tools/Internet Options/Security, click Internet logo, click Custom Level button, under User Authentication, choose your desired option.
ASKER
Hi,
That might work for me..But if somebody else is trying to access the page, I cannot have all of them to change the settings.
Regards,
Prerak
That might work for me..But if somebody else is trying to access the page, I cannot have all of them to change the settings.
Regards,
Prerak
you may use group policy to deploy the settings automatically.
ASKER
I am sorry, but I fairly new to all this so i dont know how do i do it.Please suggest me.
Regards,
Prerak
Regards,
Prerak
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An easy fix for this might be to change the authentication method on the webserver. If you change it from NT Challenge Response / NTLM to anonymous, then a user would never have to logon. You can make this change through the Internet Information Services admin console (START --> Administrative Tools).