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Jun 5th, 2001, 02:31 PM
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Ho, not what I meant, sorry.
I already have this information, what I need is to make sure the password supplied by the user fits with its logon;
Let's suppose you're an admin doing debugging on a client machine; you're still logged in with clientname (for debugging purposes) but you need to access this webpage using YOUR Logon & pass. I want to make sure they are ok so i can enter w/o causing any security probs.
So Your login/Pass (supplied via ASP) <> NT logon at start BUT still a Valid NT logon.
Am I explicit enough ?
(P.S. Sorry for bad english, if that's the case, doin my best here)
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