How to let IE browser automatically apply the AD group membership when opening a HTTPS website in intranet?
Hi Experts,
In the intranet environment I am working with, when I open an HTTP website with a catalog of rest services, my AD group memberships are always applied such that I can see the services inside. Today I changed the web site to HTTPS by self-signed certificate, then I can still open the site (after trusting it in browser), but cannot see the AD group protected services inside. I can see these services in HTTPS only if I remove their AD group protections.
Why does this happen? How can I apply AD group membership when opening HTTPS site in intranet?
Thank you!
In the intranet environment I am working with, when I open an HTTP website with a catalog of rest services, my AD group memberships are always applied such that I can see the services inside. Today I changed the web site to HTTPS by self-signed certificate, then I can still open the site (after trusting it in browser), but cannot see the AD group protected services inside. I can see these services in HTTPS only if I remove their AD group protections.
Why does this happen? How can I apply AD group membership when opening HTTPS site in intranet?
Thank you!
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