> You need to have the Cold Fusion Enterprise edition to have
> the Advanced
> Security that the CFAuthenticate tag requires.
Really ? I have:
Server Product ColdFusion Server
Version 4, 5, 1, 0
Edition Professional
And the advanced security was an option during install. Are you saying it is
there but wont work ?
> Once you have
> that set up,
> you need to define a security context named UserObject. Inside that
> context, you need to defined users and groups, protected
> resources and then
> associate them.
Well, at the moment it's failing at the cfauthenticate tag, so I haven't got
as far as needing to use IsAuthenticated yet.
Intrestingly, the 'Availdible Users', only shows local groups... is that
right ?
> The entire process was confusing when I set it up. Instead
> of using that, I
> wrote my own security interface using an ODBC database.
:nods
It's not very well documented at all, and I've got a database based 'face
ready to go, but I'd really like to be able to offer a single logon to our
users, which means using their NT logon to auth. to ColdFusion.
> You could write a CFX tag to authenticate the users against
> an NT Domain.
> There was an article in the latest Dr. Dobb's Journal (dead
> tree version,
> not on the website) that discussed using Windows DLLs for
> this from Java.
Really ?
Not much help till its on the web site though...
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