The scenario is of a DNN intranet portal requiring auto-login by AD.
The problem is that when I manage to set-up the autologin, the users are not created when they login...
The set-up is as follows
On the windows authentication section of the admin menu:
Windows authentication - yes
Sync role - yes
Provider - ADSIAuthProvider
Auth type - Delegation
Root domain - dc=domainname
User name - user
pass - pass
e-mail domain - @domain.com
(all ok, when I press update this appears)
Accessing Global
Catalog:
OK
Checking Root Domain:
OK
Accessing
LDAP:
OK
Find all domains in network:
1
Domain(s):
telecorp (DOMAIN)
so it must be OK
On the web.config I have:
configSections section:
<section name="authentication" requirePermission="false" type="DotNetNuke.Framework.Providers.ProviderConfigurationHandler, DotNetNuke" />
authentication section:
<identity impersonate="true"/>
<authentication mode="Windows">
That is Ok and checked throughtfully on this and other forums..
And, on the IIS configuration, I have:
On the site configuration, on the Directory security tab, on the authentication and access control configuration:
Enable anonymous access - disabled
Integrated Windows Authentication - enabled
That is ok and it works if it has the user set-up onto the dotnetnuke database, when it should be like the following: When a user of the domain opens the website it MUST be created onto the application as a "basic user" of the portal.
That is not happening and I can't go asking the domain user's their private passwords and, more on, the passwords change... but the more important thing is that some of them are bosses (sor of things that happen on companies...) and can't change the authentication by now as everything is set-up with this security schema (content access, reporting services security configuration, etc...)
Any help on why the users are not being created would be great...
Thanks a lot!!