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Various Microsoft Windows Operating Systems support varieties of network authentication protocols, such as LM (LAN Manager), NTLM, NTLMv2 and Kerberos. The obvious thing is that the older OS won’t be able to use the newer and more secure authentication...
Stop! Have you read my previous post on “ Multiple Web Sites in IIS – Part 1 ”? If you have not, I strongly recommend that you spend some time reading my previous post. As I’ve discussed in my previous post, you can configure IIS...
Microsoft Internet Information Services can be configured to host multiple web sites. I knew everybody knew this. So why am I wasting my time writing this? Or why should you waste your time reading this? Well... I am just trying to make sure that you...
Ever wonder why Integrated Windows Authentication (IWA) does not work or stops working for custom host header enabled sites after installing Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 1? You have ensured that you did include the site URL in the Local Intranet site...
When using Basic Authentication, with or without SSL, in IIS 6.0, the token created on the IIS server after authenticating the credentials provided by the browser is cached for 15 min, by default. The effect of token caching is that when another request...