The Web Interface sends the Authentication Request to the Presentation Server for authentications.
Check the local users group on Web Interface server and make sure authenticated users is a member of that group
Joe
Joe-
I could be phrasing this wrong (I am not a Citrix expert, I am a developer trying to get a website to work). The Secure Gateway autheticates against Active Directory, does it not (if you have it setup that way)?
Also, when you suggest checking "Authenticated Users", are talking about the local Users group on the IIS server? Or on the Presentation Server?
Thanks
Josh
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*From:* thin-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:thin-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] *On Behalf Of *Joe Shonk *Sent:* Thursday, May 04, 2006 12:39 PM
*To:* thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx *Subject:* [THIN] Re: Integrated authentication with IIS and Citrix
Not quite sure what you are asking... The only authentication Secure Gateway does is validate the STA ticket.
Did you remove "Authenticated Users" from the local Users group? If you did, you need to add it back to the local Users group. Otherwise the IUSR_SERVNAME account does not have rights and prompts the users for alternate credentials.
Joe
On 5/4/06, *Josh Pepper* <Josh.Pepper@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi all-
I have published Internet Explorer opening a specific website (like " iexplore.exe website.com"). This website is https and has both "integrated Windows authentication" and "basic authentication" checked in "Authentication methods" in IIS setup. All users are authenticated as domain members via the Secure Gateway.
My problem is that IIS prompts the user to re-authenticate when logging into the site. Isn't there some way that I can get the Secure Gateway (or is it the Presentation Server) to pass-through the AD credentials to prevent having to enter them twice?
Thanks
Josh
PS. Hello to all that gave me great advice at BriForum!
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