I have an interesting problem... I have an intranet web application that uses integrated windows authenticates and impersonation. everything works great if I access the site like this:
When I access the site like this. it gives a popup asking for my username and password.
Here is some background:
I have a host header setup on this website to be the same as pcname.domain.com and an entry in DNS for pcname.domain.com. pcname.domain.com is not the same as the computer's NetBIOS name. I have tried (multiple times) to use SetSPN -A HTTP/pcname.domain.com with no luck.
My question is, does anyone know of any issues with Host headers, IWA and ASP.NET's impersonation? Or am I just not understanding how this works.
Thanks
When I access the site like this. it gives a popup asking for my username and password.
Here is some background:
I have a host header setup on this website to be the same as pcname.domain.com and an entry in DNS for pcname.domain.com. pcname.domain.com is not the same as the computer's NetBIOS name. I have tried (multiple times) to use SetSPN -A HTTP/pcname.domain.com with no luck.
My question is, does anyone know of any issues with Host headers, IWA and ASP.NET's impersonation? Or am I just not understanding how this works.
Thanks