How should the IIS permissions be set-up for a local intranet to allow local
domain users who have been authenticated to the AD to automatically be
recognized and authenticated w/o having to sign-on ? We tried adding Domain
Users to the File Permissions and then using the Windows Digest
Authentication & Integrated Authentication (w/ Realm as Domain) but each time
the users get prompted for a User Name and PW. TIA ...

Client settings, for example in IE's security options, control
whether Windows account login is allowed without prompts.

"E-Double" <EDouble [at] discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> How should the IIS permissions be set-up for a local intranet to allow
> local
> domain users who have been authenticated to the AD to automatically be
> recognized and authenticated w/o having to sign-on ? We tried adding
> Domain
> Users to the File Permissions and then using the Windows Digest
> Authentication & Integrated Authentication (w/ Realm as Domain) but each
> time
> the users get prompted for a User Name and PW. TIA ...

In IE 7 it's under ADVANCED "Enable Integrated Authentication"



"Roger Abell [MVP]" <mvpNoSpam [at] asu.edu> wrote in message
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> Client settings, for example in IE's security options, control
> whether Windows account login is allowed without prompts.
>
> "E-Double" <EDouble [at] discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:6C98F2D4-ADF4-41D1-B051-B7B60FBBA7EC [at] microsoft.com...
>> How should the IIS permissions be set-up for a local intranet to allow
>> local
>> domain users who have been authenticated to the AD to automatically be
>> recognized and authenticated w/o having to sign-on ? We tried adding
>> Domain
>> Users to the File Permissions and then using the Windows Digest
>> Authentication & Integrated Authentication (w/ Realm as Domain) but each
>> time
>> the users get prompted for a User Name and PW. TIA ...
>
>