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Authenticate against a domain?

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Chopsaki

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Nov 21, 2001
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I have an app that uses web services. For someone to login to the app they need to be authenticated (duh). Currently I have a db with un/pwds. I want to use our domain to manage the un/pwds. Is there a way I can make a request for authentication against the domain? I mean if I have the username and password, can I validate it against the domain?

If you guys can give me any pointers on this it would be very helpful!

Thanks in advance.

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One thing you can do is client certificate mapping. Your requester includes a client X.509 cert along with their request, and you can map that to a domain user. If it doesn't map, they don't get in.

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