This is where I'm stuck too.

I have the AD authentication working, since users can log in with their domain accounts. The problem is they are not automatically logged in.

I've added the site to the trusted sites location and followed the other instructions in the documentation.  I have not commented out the AD authentication bit in web.config and I have changed the rights to the WindowsSignIn.aspx and also the folder that was previosuly mentioned but still no luck.  I have turned off impersonation as I found that didn't make any difference.

I'm also on Win2008 server.

Any help would be great, thanks :)

Marcus

Mike,

I posted the message from (DNN's) error log already, so there is no need to re-post it.

In the IIS log files, I found that there is an automated forward to WindowsSignin.aspx, and the DOMAIN\UserName appears in the log. I tested this with Classic and Integrated mode, both in full trust.

In the meantime, I found out that you posted something about this. You wrote:

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1. The IIS 6 Metabase Compatibilty needs to be installed (I installed all but the IIS 6 Management console). Otherwise an error appears on the Settings page an the provider is unable to test whether the site is running under the correct pipeline.
2. Impersonation has to be used (see the documentation for instructions on using impersonation).
3. The user used in the impersonation has to be part of the administators group on the server.

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Well, I do not like the idea in 1), but if it works...

... and I do not like the idea in 2), but if it works...

... but 3) is not acceptable. This would mean that every user has administrative rights on a server in the company's infrastructure. No, no, and again: NO.

Hope you can fix this. And the two others as well.

Best wishes
Michael

hey Mike,

Thanks for the clarification. Mine works now.
I turned Impersonation back on (it was off since I didn't notice any difference) and also set the Classic App Pool. This was the important bit.
I hadn't set this already since I am very unused to the new IIS7 interface and it took a bit of fiddling. It turned out to be pretty much where the old version was in the end :)

To reassure the others on here, with impersonation on, the users still are detected as themselves and their own rights are carried through.

Thanks again, this is a great module :)