I could need som help with a thing. I would like to let my users login in NT and automaticly login in my intranet. For that I need to see who has logged in into the workstation. Is that posible?

This is possible, I suggest finding a tutorial on the subject.

One good example of a site that uses this concept is the snitz forum that is behind this forum... Look a the foot of the page in this site and download the forum free from snitz, examine the code and that will give you some answers.

(or wait for someone here to tell you)

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I have tried this, and i have also written an aspfile that check all the keys, but, on the LOGON_USER key its always empty,, but if you write in a command prompt: echo %username% you will get the username, but not in the Request Server Variables. I wonder why.........

logon user key will be empty because when users log on to NT they have to press control alt delete to access the log on box, and these keys kill all processes that are running to stop key loggers grabbing user passwords.



Iain

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HMM, thats NOT correct, cause if I set the NT to not use the anonymous login it will show me the username, thats no problem, but i dont want to have it that way.

when users log on to the workstation you cant use your key grabber as i said before pressing control alt del stop all process's including your asp file from getting information, but as you said you can do %username% at cmd prompt after they have logged on to get info but you can't get their password, its part of NT security. Have you thought about creating a cookie to to hold there web site info that comes down with their nt profile ?

Iain

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Edited by - iaintkd on 11 Nov 2002 14:21:31

Yeah,, i have, but i dont really know.

to use request.servervariables("auth_user" the accessed resource (or page) must have nt security set up on it so that anonymous access is not allowed--requiring the user to provide their network user id and pw...this populatat the aut_user variable...you can make the process transparent by enabling Integrated Windows Authentication...but like all things Microsoft, this doesnt always work well, esp if any users are behind caching appliances...

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