Logon Domain, non network accounts

With using IIS, and not using active directory, can I have a login Domain
like a bunch of Websphere servers that passes a token to the browser and then
this browser token allows the user of that browser with that token to log
into any of the IIS servers in that domain? These of course would be non
active directory accounts non network accounts.

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Chris Davoli

Re: Logon Domain, non network accounts

You can use something like your own external session state server, and roll
your own authentication mechanism using session state.

Cheers
Ken

"Chris Davoli" wrote in message
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> With using IIS, and not using active directory, can I have a login Domain
> like a bunch of Websphere servers that passes a token to the browser and
> then
> this browser token allows the user of that browser with that token to log
> into any of the IIS servers in that domain? These of course would be non
> active directory accounts non network accounts.
>
> --
> Chris Davoli
>

Re: Logon Domain, non network accounts

thanks
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Chris Davoli



"Ken Schaefer" wrote:

> You can use something like your own external session state server, and roll
> your own authentication mechanism using session state.
>
> Cheers
> Ken
>
> "Chris Davoli" wrote in message
> news:F4E3DBA3-66AA-49EC-A3B4-2C0B8AFA249F@microsoft.com...
> > With using IIS, and not using active directory, can I have a login Domain
> > like a bunch of Websphere servers that passes a token to the browser and
> > then
> > this browser token allows the user of that browser with that token to log
> > into any of the IIS servers in that domain? These of course would be non
> > active directory accounts non network accounts.
> >
> > --
> > Chris Davoli
> >
>
>