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Hi - I was just curious when I go to our internal Intranet how to authenticate the AD account? &nbsp;Currently when I go it prompts for authentication. &nbsp;I've disabled anonymous and moved NTLM to the top of the Windows authentication but it still pops up. &nbsp;I'm running PHP 5.3 + IIS 7 with Windows 2008R2.<br />
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Thanks!<br />
Zack
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Hi - I was just curious when I go to our internal Intranet how to authenticate the AD account?  Currently when I go it prompts for authentication.  I've disabled anonymous and moved NTLM to the top of the Windows authentication but it still pops up.  I'm running PHP 5.3 + IIS 7 with Windows 2008R2.

Thanks!
Zack

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