IIS Default Domain?

I have a server that has an internal domain and has an internet domain,
which do not match.

right now in order to get people to login i have to do Internaldomain\user
as the username otherwise it assume ExternalDomain\users

how do i get it to assume the internal domain?

the website security is currently set to use juse Integrated Windows
Authentication.

I tried screwing with digest and basic with no luck. what am i missing?

thanks
Justin

Re: IIS Default Domain?

Hi,

An IIS box can only belong to a single Windows domain - it can not belong to
an internal and internet domain at the same time. What exactly do you mean
by an internal and internet domain? If you are merely refering to DNS names
used to access the site, then this is irrelevant to users authenticating to
the site. The user needs to enter WindowsDomain\UserName where WindowsDomain
is the Windows domain that the user account resides in (a user account
likewise can only reside in a single Windows domain).

If you want the Windows user to just enter UserName rather than
WindowsDomain\UserName that's a different story. Is that what you want to
achieve?

Cheers
Ken

"Justin Rich" wrote in message
news:u7OobeyOHHA.1248@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...
>I have a server that has an internal domain and has an internet domain,
>which do not match.
>
> right now in order to get people to login i have to do Internaldomain\user
> as the username otherwise it assume ExternalDomain\users
>
> how do i get it to assume the internal domain?
>
> the website security is currently set to use juse Integrated Windows
> Authentication.
>
> I tried screwing with digest and basic with no luck. what am i missing?
>
> thanks
> Justin
>

Re: IIS Default Domain?

that second story is the story im looking for :)

I dont want them to have to prefix their login with the domain name. i want
them to just enter username, not domain\username

Sorry for the confusion.

Justin

"Ken Schaefer" wrote in message
news:uLxZrJGPHHA.780@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...
> Hi,
>
> An IIS box can only belong to a single Windows domain - it can not belong
> to an internal and internet domain at the same time. What exactly do you
> mean by an internal and internet domain? If you are merely refering to DNS
> names used to access the site, then this is irrelevant to users
> authenticating to the site. The user needs to enter WindowsDomain\UserName
> where WindowsDomain is the Windows domain that the user account resides in
> (a user account likewise can only reside in a single Windows domain).
>
> If you want the Windows user to just enter UserName rather than
> WindowsDomain\UserName that's a different story. Is that what you want to
> achieve?
>
> Cheers
> Ken
>
> "Justin Rich" wrote in message
> news:u7OobeyOHHA.1248@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...
>>I have a server that has an internal domain and has an internet domain,
>>which do not match.
>>
>> right now in order to get people to login i have to do
>> Internaldomain\user as the username otherwise it assume
>> ExternalDomain\users
>>
>> how do i get it to assume the internal domain?
>>
>> the website security is currently set to use juse Integrated Windows
>> Authentication.
>>
>> I tried screwing with digest and basic with no luck. what am i missing?
>>
>> thanks
>> Justin
>>
>

Re: IIS Default Domain?

Hmm,

Try setting DefaultLogonDomain in the metabase...
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/e n-us/iissdk/html/086ec6fa-5437-48e9-bf59-902c1373cf44.asp

Cheers
Ken


"Justin Rich" wrote in message
news:%23xzsHc8PHHA.4156@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...
> that second story is the story im looking for :)
>
> I dont want them to have to prefix their login with the domain name. i
> want them to just enter username, not domain\username
>
> Sorry for the confusion.
>
> Justin
>
> "Ken Schaefer" wrote in message
> news:uLxZrJGPHHA.780@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...
>> Hi,
>>
>> An IIS box can only belong to a single Windows domain - it can not belong
>> to an internal and internet domain at the same time. What exactly do you
>> mean by an internal and internet domain? If you are merely refering to
>> DNS names used to access the site, then this is irrelevant to users
>> authenticating to the site. The user needs to enter
>> WindowsDomain\UserName where WindowsDomain is the Windows domain that the
>> user account resides in (a user account likewise can only reside in a
>> single Windows domain).
>>
>> If you want the Windows user to just enter UserName rather than
>> WindowsDomain\UserName that's a different story. Is that what you want to
>> achieve?
>>
>> Cheers
>> Ken
>>
>> "Justin Rich" wrote in message
>> news:u7OobeyOHHA.1248@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...
>>>I have a server that has an internal domain and has an internet domain,
>>>which do not match.
>>>
>>> right now in order to get people to login i have to do
>>> Internaldomain\user as the username otherwise it assume
>>> ExternalDomain\users
>>>
>>> how do i get it to assume the internal domain?
>>>
>>> the website security is currently set to use juse Integrated Windows
>>> Authentication.
>>>
>>> I tried screwing with digest and basic with no luck. what am i missing?
>>>
>>> thanks
>>> Justin
>>>
>>
>
>