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the browser runs in a sandbox so you have to login at least once in order to get a cookie (you can make it persistent) and then on subsequent visits you don't need to login
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the browser runs in a sandbox so you have to login at least once in order to get a cookie (you can make it persistent) and then on subsequent visits you don't need to login

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That's very cool. &nbsp;The persistent cookie method, is that something I need to implement in my code or can that be set in the browsers? &nbsp;Thank you.
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That's very cool.  The persistent cookie method, is that something I need to implement in my code or can that be set in the browsers?  Thank you.

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Hi, I have an asp.net application, hosted on a IIS. &nbsp;It is setup as a site under the default website so to access it is just using the default website url then /sitename. &nbsp;In the IIS Authentication setting, all are disabled except the Windows Authentication is enabled. &nbsp;However, when I go to the site in browser, it would ask me to log in even though I'm already log on to the domain when I log into my PC that is on the network domain. &nbsp;Is there a way to skip this logon if users are already log on? &nbsp;I think the IIS we're using is IIS 7.<br />
Thank you.
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Hi, I have an asp.net application, hosted on a IIS.  It is setup as a site under the default website so to access it is just using the default website url then /sitename.  In the IIS Authentication setting, all are disabled except the Windows Authentication is enabled.  However, when I go to the site in browser, it would ask me to log in even though I'm already log on to the domain when I log into my PC that is on the network domain.  Is there a way to skip this logon if users are already log on?  I think the IIS we're using is IIS 7.
Thank you.

Can log in be skip is users are already login on their PC when visiting an Intranet site?

IIS is Internet Information Services, the web server included with Windows Server operating systems. All current versions are built on a modular architecture; modules can be added or removed individually so that those required for specific functionality are installed. The full installation of IIS includes HTTP, security, content, compression, caching, logging and diagnostics.