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Hi Members,<br />
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Can Some one explain me step by step the process starts from a user login on its domain id how does it work technically &nbsp;behind ? I think LDAP is use to authenticate a user on domain &nbsp;but how does it works step by step ?<br />
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also tell me the importance of dns in user authentication ? <br />
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Regards,<br />
<br />
Osama Mansoor 
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Hi Members,

Can Some one explain me step by step the process starts from a user login on its domain id how does it work technically  behind ? I think LDAP is use to authenticate a user on domain  but how does it works step by step ?

also tell me the importance of dns in user authentication ? 


Regards,

Osama Mansoor 

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