I have 3 servers
server1: http://server1/login.asp, http://server1/page1.as
server2: http://server2/login.asp, http://server2/page1.as
server3: http://server3/login.asp, http://server3/page1.as
When the user login the username and password in http://server1/login.asp, and clic
submit button, it will go to http://server1/page1.asp if the username/password are correct
In http://server1/page1.asp, there are links to go to http://server2/login.asp, and it
requires the same username and password as in http://server1/login.asp. I don't want th
user re-enter the same username and password in http://server2/login.asp
What I attempted to do is to modify the link as http://server2/login.asp?username=te...&submit=submit
where the actual username and password can be obtained in session
In theory, it can go to http://server2/page1.asp and by pass login page.
It worked. In http://server2.page1.asp, it has a link to http://server3/login.asp
And I want to do the same thing: by pass the login page in server3 and go to page1.as
directory. Now I have trouble on doing that, because I am not supposed to modify the lin
in server2
Any ideas? 1 2531
have server 1 POST to server 2 with the user/pass instead of redirecting
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news:33******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... I have 3 servers: server1: http://server1/login.asp, http://server1/page1.asp server2: http://server2/login.asp, http://server2/page1.asp server3: http://server3/login.asp, http://server3/page1.asp
When the user login the username and password in http://server1/login.asp,
and click submit button, it will go to http://server1/page1.asp if the
username/password are correct. In http://server1/page1.asp, there are links to go to
http://server2/login.asp, and it requires the same username and password as in http://server1/login.asp. I
don't want the user re-enter the same username and password in http://server2/login.asp.
What I attempted to do is to modify the link as
http://server2/login.asp?username=te...&submit=submit, where the actual username and password can be obtained in session.
In theory, it can go to http://server2/page1.asp and by pass login page.
It worked. In http://server2.page1.asp, it has a link to
http://server3/login.asp. And I want to do the same thing: by pass the login page in server3 and go
to page1.asp directory. Now I have trouble on doing that, because I am not supposed to
modify the link in server2.
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