Re: Securing through the IIS web server domain logon

[Saqib.N.Ali () seagate com]

You can use AUTH_USER or REMOTE_USER to get the username of the 
authenticated user. More info: 
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/iissdk/iis/servervariables.asp


"Koniszewski, Jeffrey" <JKoniszewski () Kronos com> wrote on 08/17/2004 
02:21:26 PM:

> Our application provides security via an application logon and web 
> application session. We layer lots of access control on top of the 
> user session. The web server is set to serve up files via the iusr 
> account, i.e. web server access is via anonymous logon.
>
> We have a customer with high security needs that wants to restrict 
> directory access on the web server to domain authenticated users 
> (remove iusr access). This, as I understand it, would require the 
> web server to prompt for domain authentication. Then file access on 
> the web server would be via the authenticated domain user's account.
> However, our application still needs to authenticate the user as 
> well. Actually, all we probably need is the user name. We have never
> set up to work this way. Is there a way to get the user name from 
> the IIS domain logon? Is it accessible via the HTTP session? Thanks.