We use a combination of both the CGI.AUTH_USER and CFLDAP. The part that
uses CGI.AUTH_USER is for our SSO so that they do not have to key in their
username/password. The CFLDAP part is for querying out credentionals from
LDAP/AD to then verify against a local users table that then houses
applic
or you could use CFLDAP to authenticate them via CF instead, but remember,
cf authentication only protects cfml pages, nothing else, so use a native
server side solution is better, as Dave suggests.
On Mon, Jul 30, 2012 at 7:26 PM, Dave Watts wrote:
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> > I am creating an application that requ
> I am creating an application that requires user login. Users are all the
> employees within my organization, but not
> every user would use it; only some would. I would like to take advantage of
> the users' existing AD domain network
> logins so they don't have to keep track of another accoun
All:
I am creating an application that requires user login. Users are all the
employees within my organization, but not every user would use it; only some
would. I would like to take advantage of the users' existing AD domain network
logins so they don't have to keep track of another account.
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