Defaulting domain w/integrated auth

Maybe I have other setup issues but if I disable Intergrated auth the my
sharepoint server portals will not build thier search databases issuing
authorization warnings.

Also if I disable Integrated auth, then I believe that internal users, that
currently do not have to login because of a trust setup in group policy that
then utilizes integrated auth, will have to login every time they visit these
locations.

Am I correct that is both basic and integrated are enabled, integrated will
be used if supported.

Isn't there a way that I can have internal users not have to login and
external not require a domain?

"Bernard" wrote:

 > You can specify default domain with basic auth, but not windows integrated.
 > since you got SSL, then just combine it with basic auth.
 >
 > I don't quite get the part that sharepoint not crawl correctly.
 >
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 > Bernard Cheah
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 > "Rkelly" <Rkelly RemoveThis @discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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  > > Can someone please tell me if there is a way to configure an IIS server so
  > > that a users domain is defaulted. Within the intranet zone things are
  > > handled just fine with the use of a group policy, but from the outside
  > > user
  > > must use domain\username, password in order to login. This is just too
  > > much
  > > for some lower level users. I would love for them to be able to login
  > > with
  > > username, password only. I investigated turning off integrated auth and
  > > letting basic auth pass the information but my ssl encrypted sharepoint
  > > server would then not crawl correctly. Is there anyway to do this with
  > > Integrated?
  > >
  > > Thanks,
  > > Rkelly
 >
 >
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 > Am I correct that is both basic and integrated are enabled, integrated
 > will
 > be used if supported.
 >

Yes, it will pick integrated first.


 > Isn't there a way that I can have internal users not have to login and
 > external not require a domain?

Not really, for internal - it will auto login since user already logged to
the domain or trusted domain. however for external, they will have to enter
the domain name.



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"Rkelly" <Rkelly.DeleteThis@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:738E05DE-4A2A-49E1-8A1F-6225732AE9BC@microsoft.com...
 > Maybe I have other setup issues but if I disable Intergrated auth the my
 > sharepoint server portals will not build thier search databases issuing
 > authorization warnings.
 >
 > Also if I disable Integrated auth, then I believe that internal users,
 > that
 > currently do not have to login because of a trust setup in group policy
 > that
 > then utilizes integrated auth, will have to login every time they visit
 > these
 > locations.
 >
 > Am I correct that is both basic and integrated are enabled, integrated
 > will
 > be used if supported.
 >
 > Isn't there a way that I can have internal users not have to login and
 > external not require a domain?
 >
 > "Bernard" wrote:
 >
  >> You can specify default domain with basic auth, but not windows
  >> integrated.
  >> since you got SSL, then just combine it with basic auth.
  >>
  >> I don't quite get the part that sharepoint not crawl correctly.
  >>
  >> --
  >> Regards,
  >> Bernard Cheah
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  >>
  >>
  >>
  >> "Rkelly" <Rkelly.DeleteThis@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
  >> news:53DFB3C9-32CA-489C-B051-542D13A1F452@microsoft.com...
   >> > Can someone please tell me if there is a way to configure an IIS server
   >> > so
   >> > that a users domain is defaulted. Within the intranet zone things are
   >> > handled just fine with the use of a group policy, but from the outside
   >> > user
   >> > must use domain\username, password in order to login. This is just too
   >> > much
   >> > for some lower level users. I would love for them to be able to login
   >> > with
   >> > username, password only. I investigated turning off integrated auth
   >> > and
   >> > letting basic auth pass the information but my ssl encrypted sharepoint
   >> > server would then not crawl correctly. Is there anyway to do this with
   >> > Integrated?
   >> >
   >> > Thanks,
   >> > Rkelly
  >>
  >>
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