Perhaps these two functions (for use in an ASP page) can help. Not sure if
there are Domain Admin user groups.
Watch out for line wrap on the longer lines.
' Authenticates a user name and password for a given domain.
Function AuthenticateUser(sDomain, sUserName, sPassword)
Dim bRetVal
--- Hoenig, Robert wrote: ---
: Not really. I have a page that only users in the domain admin
: group can access. So when a domain admin goes to a users
: computer and they need something off the domain admin page they
: have to log out the user and log in as themselves
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--- Stephen Caudill wrote: ---
: Yup, not too difficult. Rather than relying on IIS directory
: securityOn our intranet, we have an include on every
--- Stephen Caudill wrote: ---
: Yup, not too difficult. Rather than relying on IIS directory
: securityOn our intranet, we have an include on every page that
: checks to see if the user has an "authorized user" session.
Sorry. Darn keyboard shortcut. I hit it all the
--- Hoenig, Robert wrote: ---
: On our corporate intranet I would like to have the ability to
: login to a specific area without logging into the computer as an
: admin. I don't want the pop up, I would like to incorporate
: username and password fields on the page and t
