From: oriol.ardevol on
Yes, this is what I'm trying to do.

Windows Integrated Authentication is not an option because users will
access the portal from outside the company network

Basic Authentication is not an option because they want their
customized form login (anonymous access is set to true and there's a
login webpart in some place in the page)

So we've to implement forms authentication and authenticate against
the Active Directory which is our user's repository but unfortunately
up to now we haven't been able to achieve it.

I think the authentication works right but sharepoint users and
profiles are not loaded, therefore the users don't have any privilege
in the application.

Regards,
ori

On 2 mar, 14:56, Jerry Rasmussen <jrasmus...(a)threewill.com> wrote:
> Are you using forms authentication to authenticate against Active Directory?
>

From: The Brebinator on
Hi Ori,


Did you get any progress in this?
My Situation is very close to yours. We have 2 Forests (1 inside the Corp
Firewall, and the other in the DMZ (one way trust from inside to out).

Once again as you have it - the user is authenticated but no roles are
processed (from our inside domian). Due to both forms and windows is on the
outside the roles are integrated ok - but this seems to be not best
practice.


Regards,

Brebo



oriol.ardevol(a)gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Yes, this is what I'm trying to do.
>
> Windows Integrated Authentication is not an option because users will
> access the portal from outside the company network
>
> Basic Authentication is not an option because they want their
> customized form login (anonymous access is set to true and there's a
> login webpart in some place in the page)
>
> So we've to implement forms authentication and authenticate against
> the Active Directory which is our user's repository but unfortunately
> up to now we haven't been able to achieve it.
>
> I think the authentication works right but sharepoint users and
> profiles are not loaded, therefore the users don't have any privilege
> in the application.
>
> Regards,
> ori
>
> On 2 mar, 14:56, Jerry Rasmussen <jrasmus...(a)threewill.com> wrote:
>> Are you using forms authentication to authenticate against Active
>> Directory?
>>
>