SharePoint - Extranet + Office docs
Asked By MrMoos
22-May-07 03:12 PM
Hello,
I´m trying to find "the real answer" on the problem to open office documents
on an extranet where the users log on with User/Password on the WSS3 site and
then have to retype User/Password for every office document.
The answers I have found is:
- Trusted sites
- FBA with Persistent Cookies
- blaha blahaa
Can anyone point me in the right direction here plz? :-)
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MrMoose
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DarrelRE
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FBA
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ToolBox
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HTTPS
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darrel replied...
Did you try them? Any results?
I too, would love to find out the true mysteries of active directory over
HTTPS. As far as I can tell, the 'easiest' solution is to switch everyone
over to Firefox which does properly remember the login.
-Darrel
mlopezluqu replied...
A really good solution is ISA Server and persistent cookies.
Jerry Rasmussen replied...
I keep seeing posing about persistent cookies but I cannot find any ways
to configure this. Can someone point me in the right direction on how
to do this?
mlopezluqu replied...
Hello to configure persistent cookie in ISA Server:
- Isa server management
- Firewall Policy
- ToolBox
- Web Listeners
- Select the web listener for your published sharepoint
- Right clic properties
- Forms Tab
- Clic Advanced
- Fill the Cookie settings section
MrMoos replied...
Thanks for all replyes.
Is it possible to config FBA + Persistent cookies without any ISA server?
mlopezluqu replied...
Hello, I think you can use new sharepoint Forms authentication and configure
persistent cookies in web.config. The problem is that you need to set up an
authentication provider, I tested the active directory provider and the
problem is that I had two diferents users, the ad user and the ad provider
user.
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