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11/6/2008 4:17 AM
 

First of all, I'm no DNN-expert so i'm looking for a simple answer to my question.

I use DNN (4.8.2) on our intranet. All users log in on our network.

After login, %username% provides a username!

I wonder if it is possible to use this variable to log in on DNN?

If so, I can enter the usernames in DNN which should have access to DNN.

If it is possible for them not to use a password (the network-identification is enough for me), they should enter DNN without having to log in.

Does this make any sence?

 
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