How to support single sign on?

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I'm in the process of converting an application that used to be hosted by
IIS to a Windows Forms application using remoting. One of the features
that the web application supported was single sign on - that is, you had to
authenticate to the IIS server, but if you were in the same domain and
local then your credentials would be picked up automatically. I'd like to
be able to support the same thing in my remoting application. Any
suggestions on how I might accomplish this?

Thanks in advance!!

-mdb
 
mdb said:
I'm in the process of converting an application that used to be hosted by
IIS to a Windows Forms application using remoting. One of the features
that the web application supported was single sign on - that is, you had to
authenticate to the IIS server, but if you were in the same domain and
local then your credentials would be picked up automatically. I'd like to
be able to support the same thing in my remoting application. Any
suggestions on how I might accomplish this?

Thanks in advance!!

-mdb
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There is a good article on security at
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnadvnet/html/vbnet10282003.asp
 
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