AJAX and Windows Authentication

[doublebyte]

Hello,
Im looking for a way to bypass windows authentication with javascript, so that the user is not prompted with username and password when he enters the site.
Is there any way of supporting the negotiate protocol ntlm in javascript? If, so does anybody have any sample code for that?
Thanks in advance for your time!
Regards,
Jo

[PeejAvery]

Short and simple...this cannot be done.

[doublebyte]

thnx!

[the_cat]

This may not be any help but in IE under Internet Options | Security | Custom Level at the bottom you've got your User Authentication, so if your site is in the Trusted zone and you set this to "Automatic logon with current user name and password" then you *shouldn't* be prompted. Normally automatic logon only works for the Intranet.

[doublebyte]

Thats fine, except that I am not loading the wepage in IE, but in a C# activeX that emulates a browser (IE, thought...)

[tattooedscorpdc]

If you are using Windows server 2008 R2 on your server side there are a lot of functions with AJAX that are available now. I would play with using Windows Identity Framework and AJAX features to see if it s possible.

You can find free training for these technologies on how they relate to Windows server/clients here...

http://channel9.msdn.com/

Hope this helps,

Larry Darrah
MSAE

[Dharanics]

Hello,
Im looking for a way to bypass windows authentication with javascript, so that the user is not prompted with username and password when he enters the site.
Is there any way of supporting the negotiate protocol ntlm in javascript? If, so does anybody have any sample code for that?
Thanks in advance for your time!
Regards,
Jo
I dont know this like bypass.