On my part-time job (not related to IT) there are many web applications on intranet that we use which are logging Not necessarily obviously we have to enter Windows explicitly, and after that we are certified as something.
I wonder how this is done? Without much worry about security, how can I go about authenticating a user in a web application, using the login information of windows? I was using Python (and Django).
Can some limitations be obtained on this? For example, would a specific browser be necessary? Should the application and intranet backend be hosted in one place or at least communicate? Or is it only getting user windows credentials, and passing the authentication software of the web application?
Once upon a time the Internet Explorer encoded the server with NTLM authentication (similar to the original athlete) Sent, which can be verified with the domain controller) it was used to enable one-signal within an intranet where everyone was expected to be logged into the domain. I do not remember the details of this and I have not used it for ages, it may still be an option if it meets your needs.
It may be more familiar with this and get more details.
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It is going to be a difficult part of using the non-Microsoft server infrastructure, services needed to verify credentials.
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