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Pass though authenticateionMy Setup Server A is a W2003 server provinding sharepoint services. Using ssl 128 bit ssl. Server B is my mail server providing 128bit ssl owa. When Uses connect (externally) to server a they logon as expected but if they cllick on a hyperlink to Server b OWA services they are propmeted again. I want to avoid authentication. Both servers are w2003 (server A is R2 though) Server A Is set up like this Anon authentiaction = No Integrated Auth = Yes Basic Auth =No Server B is Anon Auth = NO Intergrated Auth =Yes Basic Auth =yes I do not want internal users having to log on to shrepoint (server A) hence the Intergrated is set to Yes and Basic No. Many Thanks peeps You will always have authentication (and authorization). Otherwise, how
would the OWA box know which mailbox to load for the user? The only question is whether this happens transparently or not. Whether the user's credentials are sent automatically or not is controlled by the browser, not by the server. There are some "tricks" to get around this (this is how Single Sign On products work). See: http://support.microsoft.com/?id=258063 for information on how IE decides whether to prompt the user for a password or not Cheers Ken Show quoteHide quote "l3msip" <l3m***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:F2471BE0-F554-4F7B-940F-C8EDA43B09FC@microsoft.com... > Hi, > > My Setup Server A is a W2003 server provinding sharepoint services. Using > ssl 128 bit ssl. Server B is my mail server providing 128bit ssl owa. When > Uses connect (externally) to server a they logon as expected but if they > cllick on a hyperlink to Server b OWA services they are propmeted again. I > want to avoid authentication. > > Both servers are w2003 (server A is R2 though) > > Server A Is set up like this Anon authentiaction = No > Integrated Auth = Yes > Basic Auth =No > > Server B is Anon Auth = NO > Intergrated Auth =Yes > Basic Auth =yes > > I do not want internal users having to log on to shrepoint (server A) > hence > the Intergrated is set to Yes and Basic No. > > Many Thanks peeps > > > Thanks (if i could figure a way of getting OWA onto a sharepoint
server..............) Anyway adding it to the local Intranet sites works. Bit of a pain though for users I guess. Ta Show quoteHide quote "Ken Schaefer" wrote: > You will always have authentication (and authorization). Otherwise, how > would the OWA box know which mailbox to load for the user? The only question > is whether this happens transparently or not. > > Whether the user's credentials are sent automatically or not is controlled > by the browser, not by the server. There are some "tricks" to get around > this (this is how Single Sign On products work). > > See: > http://support.microsoft.com/?id=258063 > for information on how IE decides whether to prompt the user for a password > or not > > Cheers > Ken > > > "l3msip" <l3m***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:F2471BE0-F554-4F7B-940F-C8EDA43B09FC@microsoft.com... > > Hi, > > > > My Setup Server A is a W2003 server provinding sharepoint services. Using > > ssl 128 bit ssl. Server B is my mail server providing 128bit ssl owa. When > > Uses connect (externally) to server a they logon as expected but if they > > cllick on a hyperlink to Server b OWA services they are propmeted again. I > > want to avoid authentication. > > > > Both servers are w2003 (server A is R2 though) > > > > Server A Is set up like this Anon authentiaction = No > > Integrated Auth = Yes > > Basic Auth =No > > > > Server B is Anon Auth = NO > > Intergrated Auth =Yes > > Basic Auth =yes > > > > I do not want internal users having to log on to shrepoint (server A) > > hence > > the Intergrated is set to Yes and Basic No. > > > > Many Thanks peeps > > > > > > > > > You can do this (add site to Intranet zone) via Group Policy object.
Cheers Ken Show quoteHide quote "l3msip" <l3m***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:D0ADA026-7CAF-41D2-944E-7752D9C6FD4C@microsoft.com... > Thanks (if i could figure a way of getting OWA onto a sharepoint > server..............) > > Anyway adding it to the local Intranet sites works. Bit of a pain though > for > users I guess. > > Ta > > > "Ken Schaefer" wrote: > >> You will always have authentication (and authorization). Otherwise, how >> would the OWA box know which mailbox to load for the user? The only >> question >> is whether this happens transparently or not. >> >> Whether the user's credentials are sent automatically or not is >> controlled >> by the browser, not by the server. There are some "tricks" to get around >> this (this is how Single Sign On products work). >> >> See: >> http://support.microsoft.com/?id=258063 >> for information on how IE decides whether to prompt the user for a >> password >> or not >> >> Cheers >> Ken >> >> >> "l3msip" <l3m***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:F2471BE0-F554-4F7B-940F-C8EDA43B09FC@microsoft.com... >> > Hi, >> > >> > My Setup Server A is a W2003 server provinding sharepoint services. >> > Using >> > ssl 128 bit ssl. Server B is my mail server providing 128bit ssl owa. >> > When >> > Uses connect (externally) to server a they logon as expected but if >> > they >> > cllick on a hyperlink to Server b OWA services they are propmeted >> > again. I >> > want to avoid authentication. >> > >> > Both servers are w2003 (server A is R2 though) >> > >> > Server A Is set up like this Anon authentiaction = No >> > Integrated Auth = Yes >> > Basic Auth =No >> > >> > Server B is Anon Auth = NO >> > Intergrated Auth =Yes >> > Basic Auth =yes >> > >> > I do not want internal users having to log on to shrepoint (server A) >> > hence >> > the Intergrated is set to Yes and Basic No. >> > >> > Many Thanks peeps >> > >> > >> > >> >> >> True, but i was more concerned about home users and LAN users wont need OWA
anyway. Ta for your help |
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