mdurg Posted October 14, 2003 Posted October 14, 2003 I'm thinking of moving from FM6 Pro to FM unlimited to accomodate more users both internal and external. One of the questions I have is with using IIS with the web connector. My solution is hosted on an NT box with IIS. I like to know how the security databases interact with NT security. I don't want our internal users to have to type in a password since they are already logged into our domain. The internet users should have to log in to obviously keep unwanted people out. Can I use NT authentication only as a security strategy? Or do I have to use the web security databases in FM? Or can they be mixed? I'm asking the question because there is no trial version to check out. Otherwise I'd experiment a little first. Thanks for any help, Mark Durgee
Anatoli Posted October 14, 2003 Posted October 14, 2003 The FM and domain securities are 2 separate things. What you'll use in FM will be separated. It doesn't matter, if you use security built in FM for Intranet and CDML or web security databases for CDML -- everything is outside of Windows stuff.
mdurg Posted October 14, 2003 Author Posted October 14, 2003 So there is no way to pass NT authentication to FM? I'd like to avoid a user from having to log on to Windows and then have to log in to FM.
Anatoli Posted October 14, 2003 Posted October 14, 2003 BTW -- users doesn't have to be logged to anything at all to use FileMaker. The only login necessary depends on the type of security is set up in FM. FM TCP/IP transport is completely independent of Windows.
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