We have SharePoint Services in our company and there are about 200 web sites
managed by it and I have been given a project to create web login form to our
website that authorizes and directs user to the right site. At the moment it
is managed so that the user needs to surf to addterr
http://ip-address/site/#### and browser then asks username and password. ####
represents the group wich user belongs to. Users are authenticated using
Active directory.
...so my question is that is there way in SharePoint Services to
authenticate users against Active Directory with web form?
Server is Windows 2003 R2 and it has SharePoint Services and ASP.NET 1.1.
Web site where the login shoud go is on another server.
This belongs to the TeamServices group. In any case, MOSS portal does
support AD forms auth through ActiveDirectoryMembershipProvider. I
suspect that WSS also does the same. However, be prepared to lose some
client integration features if you have persistent cookies turned off.
-J
On May 8, 6:02 am, Nicka <N@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> We have SharePoint Services in our company and there are about 200 web sites
> managed by it and I have been given a project to create web login form to our
> website that authorizes and directs user to the right site. At the moment it
> is managed so that the user needs to surf to addterr
http://ip-address/site/####and browser then asks username and password. ####
> represents the group wich user belongs to. Users are authenticated using
> Active directory.
> ...so my question is that is there way in SharePoint Services to
> authenticate users against Active Directory with web form?
> Server is Windows 2003 R2 and it has SharePoint Services and ASP.NET 1.1.
> Web site where the login shoud go is on another server.
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