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6/21/2017 8:08 PM
 
Hi, I see there is a Module in Extensions called "Authentication - Allows you to manage authentication settings for sites using Windows Authentication".
But when I am on a page and go to Add New Module, the Authentication Module doesn't show. How does this work? Is it just automatically engaged when you start to create Users and Groups?
What I am looking for is how to integrate DNN permissions (Users and Groups) with an existing Windows Active Directory System, for an organization Intranet website I'm developing.
I was thinking I needed to install the module located here: https://github.com/DNNCommunity/DNN.ActiveDirectory
But then I saw this module in Extensions.
Please point me in the right direction to acheive this.

Thanks,
Tom

 
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6/22/2017 7:21 AM
 
Hi Tom,

This module is an 'DNN Provider', it's important because to stat work with provider you need to go to 'Admin->Extensions->Authentication Systems' then you need to click pencil icon near the provider that you want to use. This will redirect you to page where are the settings of that provider. You need to enable that provider and of course provide necessary settings.
 
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6/22/2017 6:47 PM
 
Thanks, I'm still trying to understand what's available.

In version 8.0.4, Admin>Extensions there is a "Default Authentication", described as "The Default UserName/Password Authentication System for DotNetNuke."

There is also under under Host >Extensions, an "Authentication" Module listed (the one I mentioned in my first post) which "Allows you to manage authentication settings for sites using Windows Authentication". This is listed as "in use" .

Which one of these is the one being used by DNN as default? Or are they the same?

I would like to use our company's existing Windows authentication for a new Intranet site I am creating.

I also see in version 9.1 there is a"DNN_ActiveDirectoryAuthentication" module which can be installed.

Can you help me sort out which is the best way to go?

Thanks

Tom
 
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7/5/2017 11:09 PM
 
Does anybody know which authentication module I should use?
 
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7/6/2017 6:22 AM
 
Possible the easiest way is to focus on paid plugin 'AD-Pro Authentication', that has better documentation and support.
http://store.dnnsoftware.com/home/pro...
More info about Windows Authentication in DNN: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/integr...
 
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