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Web Access and Mac OSX, seeking Domain

msad39
in FileMaker Server v7 - v11

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I have a Win2003 running FMServer 7 Advanced...

When Win clients login via a browser (IE6.x) then all is fine.

But when users running OS X (IE 5.2) on iBooks attempt to login the browser displays and additional field, the field "domain" is listed???

And they can not login, what goes there?

Thanks

-Maurice

Have you tried asking the OS X users to specify the domain of the Windows box?

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The Win2003 server doesn't have a "real" domain, just an assigned public IP...

The only reason this box is running is to host FMServer.

We are a NetWare shop and don't use Win servers for user authentication or file storage.

Is there a reason that when a Mac OSX user attempts to login via a browser (IE5.2) to the FMServer server they have the extra field in the login pop-up?

Thanks

-Maurice

You could make your Win2003 a domain server...

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