Lindley
Wed Jun 14 16:07:38 CDT 2006
This pass through authentication only works along with Windows XP credential
manager feature.
When you put the domain\username for username, and the user's password in
the prompt - there's a checkbox that allows you to SAVE this info. This
info is stored, BUT only works with the site's URL in your Internet
Explorer's TRUSTED SITES. It's a combination of OS and settings - not just
one thing.
Lindley
Entellitech
"PBJ" <PBJ@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:309657C7-DB23-4B60-9F81-B75D3872DA23@microsoft.com...
> Yes I have tried that already.
>
> "Engelbert" wrote:
>
>> "Sharepoint portal" is a confusing term.
>>
>> This is the newsgroup for Windows SharePoint Services (not a portal); the
>> newsgroup for SharePoint Portal Server 2003 is
>> microsoft.public.sharepoint.portal (is a portal!).
>>
>> I have a feeling there is a KB article for this but when I saw a similar
>> question earlier today and looked for it, I couldn't find it.
>>
>> Maybe it's just the old favourite of getting your users to put the
>> SharePoint (either SPS 2003 or WSS!) site in their Trusted Sites list.
>> Have
>> you tried that ?
>>
>> Engelbert
>>
>> "PBJ" <PBJ@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:1C187CBB-313D-4410-9046-500A0CEAD2F7@microsoft.com...
>> > Hi I have a problem with my Sharepoint portal, the problem is that when
>> > people not on our site but other places. EIther they have their own
>> > domain
>> > or
>> > are just in a workgroup. They login to the portal , no problem but when
>> > they
>> > try to open up a document on a document library they are asked to login
>> > again
>> > if they do the document opens up but I want to get rid of this second
>> > login.
>> > I have no idea, I've already looked at the IIS settings and it is set
>> > to
>> > Windows Authentication only nothing else. Anyone have any idea? Thanks.
>>
>>
>>