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01-05-2006, 05:44 AM
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Integrated Windows Authentication
I have implemented Integrated windows authentication on our 2003 server
running iis 6.0. I need to have users that do not automatically authenticate, get redirected to a different website. For instance, someone that does not have a domain account, or is on a restricted list, is sent to an open site that anyone can view. Help! 
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01-05-2006, 05:44 AM
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Re: Integrated Windows Authentication
You would also want to post your question in an IIS newsgroup as the
configuration will need to be done on the server end. One possibility is to have a custom error message that informs the user of another URL to y. --- Steve "marcus" <marcus@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:615093B5-1DC9-4C10-8220-4EDBC12BE32D@microsoft.com... >I have implemented Integrated windows authentication on our 2003 server > running iis 6.0. > > I need to have users that do not automatically authenticate, get > redirected > to a different website. For instance, someone that does not have a domain > account, or is on a restricted list, is sent to an open site that anyone > can > view. > > Help!
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01-05-2006, 03:51 PM
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Re: Integrated Windows Authentication
Thanks Steve!
Do I need to replace the existing error message with the new one I create in IIS? "steve umbach" wrote: > You would also want to post your question in an IIS newsgroup as the > configuration will need to be done on the server end. One possibility is to > have a custom error message that informs the user of another URL to > y. --- Steve > > > "marcus" <marcus@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:615093B5-1DC9-4C10-8220-4EDBC12BE32D@microsoft.com... > >I have implemented Integrated windows authentication on our 2003 server > > running iis 6.0. > > > > I need to have users that do not automatically authenticate, get > > redirected > > to a different website. For instance, someone that does not have a domain > > account, or is on a restricted list, is sent to an open site that anyone > > can > > view. > > > > Help! > > >
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01-05-2006, 03:59 PM
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Re: Integrated Windows Authentication
Thanks Steve!
Do I need to replace the existing error message with the new one I create in IIS? "steve umbach" wrote: > You would also want to post your question in an IIS newsgroup as the > configuration will need to be done on the server end. One possibility is to > have a custom error message that informs the user of another URL to > y. --- Steve > > > "marcus" <marcus@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:615093B5-1DC9-4C10-8220-4EDBC12BE32D@microsoft.com... > >I have implemented Integrated windows authentication on our 2003 server > > running iis 6.0. > > > > I need to have users that do not automatically authenticate, get > > redirected > > to a different website. For instance, someone that does not have a domain > > account, or is on a restricted list, is sent to an open site that anyone > > can > > view. > > > > Help! > > >
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