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12/2/2009 5:51 PM
 

I installed a fresh copy of dnn 5.1 and installed the AD 5 extension. I have seen numerous posts with the problem I am having but no solutions. The setup of the extension all works and when I go to http://myserver/dotnetnuke/DesktopModules/AuthenticationServices/ActiveDirectory/WindowsSignin.aspx it logs me in. But at the login screen it won't log me in. I just says "Login Failed, remember that Passwords are case sensitive"

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12/2/2009 9:04 PM
 

The majority of the time when I hear about this problem it's one of two things.....either user's aren't putting the domain in front of their usernames (there's an option in the 05.00.02 version of the provider to set a default domain in the settings but you didn't say which verion of the provider you're running and I can't remember of the top of my head which version was packaged with DNN 5.1) or the password they're using isn't long enough for DNN's default password length (the default is 7 and this can be changed to match your domain's requirement in the web.config).

 
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12/3/2009 11:46 AM
 

Changing the minimum length of the password seems to have worked. When I try to do as you suggest and put in a default domain and hit update. It doesn't save it. Does the same thing for where you enter ip's for auto login. Any ideas? There are no errors when I hit update. But when I navigate away from the config and then back those updates are gone.

 
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12/9/2009 5:22 PM
 

Odd that the settings aren't sticking. I've tried to recreate the issue and haven't been able to.

 
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12/14/2009 7:23 PM
 

 I'm having the same problem

Using DNN 5.2.0

AD: 5.0.2

Login as Admin to your site.

Admin->Extensions

Under the Authentication Systems Click on the Pencil of DNN_ActiveDirectoryAuthentication.

In the Text box for "Default Domain" enter in your domain.

Click on Update Authentication Settings.

Now navigate away from this page (ie. Click on the Home tab)

Now navigate back to the page

Admin->Extensions

Under the Authentication Systems Click on the Pencil of DNN_ActiveDirectoryAuthentication.

The Default Domain box is now blank again.
 
 
When my AD users first login to the site, they are logged in through AD. (Except I'm still having a missing Display name so I put an After Insert trigger on the Users table to copy the Display Name from the e-mail field if the display name field is blank).
However, if the click on the "Logout" they can't log back in.   
Tried Selected "Windows Login"
Tried both <domain>\<UserName> as well as just <UserName>, as the domain didn't seem to be sticking.
Typed in Password and get
"Login Failed. Please remember that passwords are case sensitive"
 
The only way I can get back in now is to deleted my cookies. If I delete the cookies it resets and allows AD to log me in.
 
Any ideas on why?
 
 
 

 
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