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Automatic logon to software once logged in to AD

gibo_ie · 2008-03-10 16:45:45

Hi all, I have a need for a third party software to automatically log people in using their currentlt lkogged in user in Active Directory. They use Windows 2003 in native mode. I am not doing the programming but believe they use Java for this. Can someone give me a high level overview on how this is done using the cached…

10-03-2008 5:45pm

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Hi all,
I have a need for a third party software to automatically log people in using their currentlt lkogged in user in Active Directory. They use Windows 2003 in native mode. I am not doing the programming but believe they use Java for this. Can someone give me a high level overview on how this is done using the cached credentials please? Like outlook for example, this opens seamlessly using your logged in details on the machine.
Cheers in advance,
M

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#2 10-03-2008 5:50pm

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I'm thinking this is more of a OS question than a programming one so I'm moving it to windows for now.

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#3 10-03-2008 8:18pm

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if your local user name is the same as the remote one and te passwords match you can connect to network resources like

net.exe use \\server\ipc$ /user:domainname\%username%

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