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what is this 'clickonce'? &nbsp;Have you tried seeking support from the supplier?<br />
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Cheers.
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Deploying the client certs was the only way we could do it.<br />

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I am trying to secure a ClickOnce deployment - the publish page, specifically. &nbsp;<br />
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I would like to use Integrated Windows Security. &nbsp;When I set this up, the user can get to the publish page fine after being prompted for their domain/username/password, but the installation will fail because I guess the app looks at the users original credentials instead of the ones they were just prompted for and they get an &quot;Unauthorized&quot; error.<br />
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Is there a way to fix this? &nbsp;If not, what would be a good way for securing this (that is easy to administer) so that the user is validated before they can access the publish.htm page?<br />

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I am trying to secure a ClickOnce deployment - the publish page, specifically.  

I would like to use Integrated Windows Security.  When I set this up, the user can get to the publish page fine after being prompted for their domain/username/password, but the installation will fail because I guess the app looks at the users original credentials instead of the ones they were just prompted for and they get an "Unauthorized" error.

Is there a way to fix this?  If not, what would be a good way for securing this (that is easy to administer) so that the user is validated before they can access the publish.htm page?


what is this &#39;clickonce&#39;?  Have you tried seeking support from the supplier?

Cheers.

Deploying the client certs was the only way we could do it.


Securing a ClickOnce Deployment

I am trying to secure a ClickOnce deployment - the publish page, specifically.  

I would like to use Integrated Windows Security.  When I set this up, the user can get to the publish page fine after being prompted for their domain/username/password, but the installation will fail because I guess the app looks at the users original credentials instead of the ones they were just prompted for and they get an &quot;Unauthorized&quot; error.

Is there a way to fix this?  If not, what would be a good way for securing this (that is easy to administer) so that the user is validated before they can access the publish.htm page?


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