tuneopk.blogg.se - Google chrome vs internet explorer 2015

Well, this is great from my (a developer’s) perspective, as it means that I don’t have to build and maintain a login system. We are a strictly Microsoft shop, and, because of this, I always leverage Active Directory in everyway possible. Here’s the scenario:Īll of my ASP.NET applications - at this point - are internal to the organization that I work for. I was stumped for a long time on this one. This tip is useful for organizations who are standardized on Microsoft technologies (Active Directory, IIS, and ASP.NET) and need to provide minimal-intrusion authentication for their internal web applications. I don't know how long this version stays stable, so I'm quoting the article here:Įnabling NTLM Authentication in Firefox and Internet Explorer Since the article linked by Xhalent shows a 404 now, I dug through and found a version back from 2009.

Click on the "Custom level." button, scroll to the end of the Settings list, and make sure that the User Authentication | Logon is set to "Prompt for user name and password".

Switch to the "Security" tab, and select "Local intranet".

Open the Internet Options dialog as per steps 1.1 and 1.2 above.

Change all Intranet sites to prompt for credentials (I'd advise against this however, because it will cause you pain):.

Back on the Security tab, click the "Custom level." button, scroll to the end of the Settings list, and make sure that the User Authentication | Logon is set to "Automatic Logon only in Intranet Zone".

Add the Domain to the list - you may need to clear the "Require server verification (https:) for all sites in this zone" and OK.

Click on "Trusted sites" and press the "Sites" button.

(For IE8 and below) Tools | Internet Options (IE9) Click on the Cog Icon | Internet Options.

Move the site out of the "Local Intranet" zone into (say) the "Trusted Sites" zone:.The issue is most likely that IE is passing your desktop credentials to the site, but they are being rejected, while Firefox/Chrome are not as doing this, hence the challenge response dialogs. I'm not entirely sure exactly what behaviour you're after (you state in a comment that you've enabled anonymous access, however you appear happy with Chrome presenting a challenge response dialog to the user).