Local\Domain login problem

[Guest Barkingdog]

Setting: client: Windows XP, Sp2. IE7 Browser-based used with app that

supports "Single Sign On" (SSO)

 

SSO works well for all users in Domain Group except for one (say Bob). When

Bob accesses the app via browser it asks him to type his Windows credentials.

He does this and he is in. If Bob logs in to another computer and starts the

same app he is NOT asked to log in (so SSO is working there.). I noted on

Bob's computer (where he has trouble) that the username in the login box

appears as <local machine name>.<FQDN domain name>\bob. Any ideas on this

one much appreciated.

 

TIA,

 

Barkingdog

[Guest MrHusy]

RE: Local\Domain login problem

 

Hi

I would check if PC is in domain, and user logged in to domain not to

local computer (says "this machine") in drop-down menu at login screen.

 

Regards

--

MrHusy

http://www.experts-exchange.com/M_3788926.html

 

 

 

"Barkingdog" wrote:

> Setting: client: Windows XP, Sp2. IE7 Browser-based used with app that

> supports "Single Sign On" (SSO)

>

> SSO works well for all users in Domain Group except for one (say Bob). When

> Bob accesses the app via browser it asks him to type his Windows credentials.

> He does this and he is in. If Bob logs in to another computer and starts the

> same app he is NOT asked to log in (so SSO is working there.). I noted on

> Bob's computer (where he has trouble) that the username in the login box

> appears as <local machine name>.<FQDN domain name>\bob. Any ideas on this

> one much appreciated.

>

> TIA,

>

> Barkingdog

>

>

[Guest MrHusy]

RE: Local\Domain login problem

 

Hi

I would check if PC is in domain, and user logged in to domain not to

local computer (says "this machine") in drop-down menu at login screen.

 

Regards

--

MrHusy

http://www.experts-exchange.com/M_3788926.html

 

 

 

"Barkingdog" wrote:

> Setting: client: Windows XP, Sp2. IE7 Browser-based used with app that

> supports "Single Sign On" (SSO)

>

> SSO works well for all users in Domain Group except for one (say Bob). When

> Bob accesses the app via browser it asks him to type his Windows credentials.

> He does this and he is in. If Bob logs in to another computer and starts the

> same app he is NOT asked to log in (so SSO is working there.). I noted on

> Bob's computer (where he has trouble) that the username in the login box

> appears as <local machine name>.<FQDN domain name>\bob. Any ideas on this

> one much appreciated.

>

> TIA,

>

> Barkingdog

>

>

[Guest Kevin Longley]

Re: Local\Domain login problem

 

Review control panel-user accounts-advanced-manage passwords.

 

"Barkingdog" <Barkingdog@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:F0D20848-45AE-4354-85E3-5F5372848583@microsoft.com...

> Setting: client: Windows XP, Sp2. IE7 Browser-based used with app that

> supports "Single Sign On" (SSO)

>

> SSO works well for all users in Domain Group except for one (say Bob).

> When

> Bob accesses the app via browser it asks him to type his Windows

> credentials.

> He does this and he is in. If Bob logs in to another computer and starts

> the

> same app he is NOT asked to log in (so SSO is working there.). I noted on

> Bob's computer (where he has trouble) that the username in the login box

> appears as <local machine name>.<FQDN domain name>\bob. Any ideas on

> this

> one much appreciated.

>

> TIA,

>

> Barkingdog

>

>