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Mar 8th, 2006, 10:44 AM
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Re: Single Sign On Implementation
So, using the windows authentication, i do not need the logon page at all because the user is logged on to the PC with a windows account hence is authenticated? correct me if i'm wrong as i more than likely am in this case.
I then just use the current user identity for (and you are correct in guessing) comparing to the users table in the database.
Thanks, your patience is appreciated
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