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Using NTLM to identify Network users?

Posted on Jul 02, 2004 at 08:18 AM 15 Views

Hi,

We are on a Windows network and I am writing a BSP application in which I want to identify the Windows user who is accessing the page. I don't need to authenticate the user, but I would like his Network logon ID. I believe that I can somehow obtain this, as the network ID must be passed along with the browser for NTLM authentication. Does anyone know how to do this?

Thanks and Regards,

Martin Ceronio

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  • author's profile photo Brian McKellar
    Brian McKellar
    Posted on Jul 03, 2004 at 07:24 PM
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    Hmmm...Neelan posts and signs with Martin.

    Are you sure that NTLM authentication is used? As far as I know, this is not supported for WebAS.

    Recommended reading:

    <b>BSP Trouble Shooting: HTTP Browser Traces</b>

    /people/brian.mckellar/blog/2003/10/12/bsp-trouble-shooting-http-browser-traces

    Then afterwards you can tell us exactly what you saw in the HTTP headers. I suspect Basic Authentication.

    I wonder whether the Windows userid will not be the same as WebAS userid? Is not sy-uname what you want? Probably not.

    ++bcm

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    • Brian McKellar Former Member
      Jul 05, 2004 at 09:19 AM

      > ..., but I use his SDN signon

      Why not create your own! It will only cost you 5 minutes of time. And even we profit with a new user!

      > I found some good documents on NTLM...

      Interesting. Yes, some parts of the work should be relatively easy to implement as ICF handler. However, quickly scanning that link shows also things such as des algorithm, etc. This might become difficult. But, there is nothing like a good challenge!

      Let us know how it turns out. (Once you have your one userid, you could even write a nice weblog:).

      > ... I use a good program called Burp proxy

      Looks good. At the moment there seems to be many of them. In our group we use a different product, maybe one day I will write about our experiences with it.

      bye, ++bcm

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