That's great Ram�n, thank you for taking the time to post both the answer and the link to the excellent resource.
Gray "Ram�n Jim�nez" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Gray, > > From http://xiscsp.co.uk/ngp: > > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- > Subject:- Re: Passing NT Authenication information to Cache > Author:-George James Date:- Monday July 7, 2003 > eMail:[EMAIL PROTECTED] debug > > John > If you are using IIS then you can do this by configuring IIS to > recognise IE users who are already logged onto the domain. > This will give you single sign-on and make the User Id available to the > back end Cach� application. > > Here's how to do it: > 1 In IIS for the Virtual Directory go to the Directory Security > tab of the Virtual Directory Properties window. Select Anonymous Access > and Authentication Control to open the Authen[t]ication Methods window. > Then uncheck Anonymous Access, uncheck Basic Authentication and check > Integrated Windows Authentication. > > 2 In your CSP application the *authenticated* users Id will then > be available in %request.CgiEnvs("REMOTE_USER") > > That's all. > > Regards > George > > George James Software > Cach� Tools, Training, Technology > www.georgejames.com > +44-1932-252568 > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- > > HTH, > > Ram�n > -- > ZCacheLib - Open Source Extensions for Cach� > http://www.zcachelib.org
