IIS must be making the translation internally from the UPN to the sAMAccountName. It's not hard to get the UPN given the WindowsIdentity object that you have at hand, and relying on the UPN for the user's true name is bad programming practice IMHO.
My recommendation is to search AD for that user's object in the directory and retrieve the first and last name properties or whatever else you need in your code. -- Thanks, Brian Desmond Windows Server MVP - Directory Services www.briandesmond.com "MaURiCe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Hello, > I am trying to get username information by using > User.Identity.Name.ToString, if i logged in with username to given > network place, it is ok! It returns SERVERNAME/username. > Otherwise if I logged in with "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" it again > returns SERVERNAME/username although i want it to return > "name.surname". > I changed the IIS server settings, checked digest authentication and > tried the other things, too. But makes no difference. > It is said to originated from Kerberos Authentication... > If anyone can help me I will be appreciated. > Thanks for now, > MK > ________________________________________________ Kerberos mailing list [email protected] https://mailman.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/kerberos
